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When choosing courses for the following year of high school, do you pick classes because they will look good on your college application? Do you worry that you aren’t taking enough or any honors or AP
classes? The truth is, that successful college preparation looks different for every student, whethe...
In college admissions, showing genuine interest can significantly impact your chances of acceptance at certain schools. While colleges track common forms of demonstrated interest—such as campus visits and opening emails—going beyond the basics can make a big difference. These strategies not only dem...
Researching colleges can include visiting college campuses, attending information sessions, and meeting college representatives. However, before scheduling a visit, students should begin their research on the college’s website.
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Start with the college's homepage, and from there, explore sections ...
Transitioning to college can be a significant change, especially for students who require academic accommodations for ADHD and/or other learning differences. Though some students are hesitant about applying for accommodations in college, it’s better to have them in place and not use them than to wis...
Navigating the college admissions process can feel like a maze. Is your family ready to tackle the challenge? Understanding how this journey works and finding ways to manage it without draining your wallet are vital. In this blog, we'll guide you through preparing for college applications, explain h...
Watching your teen's face crumble when they receive a college denial can be heartbreaking. Parents are inclined to try to make the situation feel better for their child. Remember, this is a time to listen and understand that your child’s experience of denial may be different than yours. For some stu...
College is expensive. Educational tax benefits can help students offset the cost of college by reducing their or their parents’ federal tax bill. The person filing taxes can claim a tuition tax credit for money spent on your college expenses if you are listed as their dependent. Many American famili...
Senioritis sounds like a medical condition, but is rather a condition of the mind when high school seniors become unmotivated and feel academically apathetic. This usually happens in the last quarter of high school when mid-term grades have been sent, and college acceptances have been received. Stud...
College admissions guidance helps students navigate the complex and competitive college application process. It unlocks doors to their future and ensures they stand out among other applicants. At Clark College Consulting, we understand the effect of expert guidance and personalized approaches in amp...
In the midst of worrying about college admissions, it can be easy to forget that your child’s high school years aren’t just about getting into college. High school is also an important time for developing the life skills necessary to do well in college and into adulthood. Here are five ways parents ...
When considering which schools to apply to, it is important to remember that different institutions specialize in different fields of study. Understanding the academic direction you’d like to pursue is a key factor in selecting your future college, as some majors may be stronger than others in a par...
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