As the pandemic resulted in a surge in test-optional policies, many students with weaker scores no longer felt demoralized in applying to schools they may not have considered prior to the change.

As college costs continue to rise, parents struggle with productive ways to save for their children’s education. The Huffington Post suggests the following methods for productively saving for college…

Harvard’s annual applicant pool continues to grow, and it is increasingly becoming more diverse, both racially and economically. This past fall, 43,330 hopeful candidates applied for a spot in Harvard’s Class of 2023.

Students across the country seek to study computer science and colleges are struggling to find enough qualified professors to meet students’ demands.

As the college admissions process continues to evolve, colleges and universities are seeking out more comprehensive methods to evaluate whether or not an applicant should be admitted.

The submission of early applications, both early action and early decision, are on the rise, particularly at the nation’s most prestigious colleges and universities.

“5 Ways The Common App Redesign Will Improve College Access”