The latest round of SAT results has been released, and you may have been disappointed to see your score decrease by a couple points. Even if you thought you were prepared, here are three reasons why your score might have dropped.

Want to get ahead on your college journey while also making the most of your vacation? The College Road Trip could be the perfect idea for you and your family.

Although over half of all students see an increase in their composite score after a retake, it’s still possible to see that number go down by a point or two. If this happens to you, don’t worry. Your hard work did not go to waste!

Your college application is like a sales pitch. You have to identify what the school is looking for, pitch yourself as a unique candidate with something special to offer to their student body, and, of course, make the school remember you. You have to network!

Although the summer can be a great time to take a break from the hustle and bustle of the school year, you don’t want to let your diligent preparation go to waste. Here are three ways you can stay sharp over the next couple of months…

If choosing just one college out of the 5000 colleges and universities in the US seems like an impossible task, don’t sweat it. Here are 5 steps you can take to make sure you apply to and choose the school that’s right for you.

When applying to the most elite and competitive colleges, indicating interest in a less popular major on your application can set you apart as a unique candidate.

The most successful applicants get started early. But the CommonApp doesn’t open until August 1! That’s true, but there are still plenty of ways you can get a head start on the application process even before the application opens. That’s right-- It’s time to commit to a summer to-do list!

Chances are, if you try to anticipate what the admissions office wants you to say, you’ll end up writing an essay that looks like every other one they read that year. What about the school genuinely excites you? Answer that question honestly, and you’ll have a great essay.

You should absolutely retake the SAT! In fact, students that take the test a second time generally see their scores increase!

Want some good news? All U.S. colleges accept both the SAT and ACT! You do not have to take both, and in fact, we think you shouldn’t. Our tutors can help you pick and prepare for which test will work best for you.

College visits are an essential (and fun!) part of the college application journey. Attending information sessions and touring schools really gives the prospective student a chance to envision what their college life would look like at different universities. But how can you make the most of each college tour? Let’s talk about it!

Pursuing a career in real estate has many benefits: it’s profitable, it’s flexible, and you’ll essentially get to be your own boss. But where should a hopeful real estate broker, developer, or property manager apply for college? Here’s a list of some of the best undergraduate programs for a career in real estate.

Colleges can be a little shy about discussing their favoring of legacy applicants. Admissions departments don’t like to straight out state that legacies are beneficial for the school’s endowment, but colleges are businesses. Smart applicants know this, and use it to their advantage.

Every parent sees their child as special. The real question is, how can you make sure that colleges see all the incredible traits you know your child possesses? Let’s explore different ways you can help your child shine through their college application.

About 40% of schools factor demonstrated interest into their admissions decisions, making it an essential part of your application package. Here are some ways to demonstrate interest and increase your odds of being accepted.

We are here to help you every step of the way, whether it’s making sure every piece of the puzzle is submitted on time, or helping you best describe who you are as an artist through stand-out essays.

When applying to the most elite and competitive colleges, indicating interest in a less popular major on your application can set you apart as a unique candidate.

Let’s explore some of the best undergraduate BA Theatre programs that will support you in honing your craft and growing as an artist.

So, you’re an actor, an artist, or a dancer, and you’re ready to pursue your dreams at the collegiate level. How exciting! But with so many programs out there, how will you choose where to apply?

The important thing to know is that you can take action. There is no guarantee, of course, but there are certainly steps you can take to increase your chances of getting off the waitlist and into the college of your dreams.

Many schools are extending their test optional admissions policies into the next cycle, but you might want to think twice about skipping out on the SAT/ACT.

Tricky double questions make up almost 40% of the SAT reading section. Use this strategy to get them right every time.

I​f you're already scoring 600 points or above on the SAT, you're probably aching for a few extra points to achieve that perfect score. So, besides commitment and time, what will it take?

F​irst, you should know that colleges looking for high caliber students have somewhat of a benchmark score in mind. For top tier schools, a score of 1530 is that benchmark, and once you’ve surpassed it, even top schools won’t nitpick over whether you have a 1540 or a 1580. Colleges just want to make sure you’ve exceeded their baseline score. So, if you already have a score of 1530 or higher, you don't need to take the SAT again (1530-1600 are all viewed as equivalent scores).