Well, half the year is gone already. I hope you are enjoying your summer, and getting in some family fun time. Rising high school seniors will have some work to complete, too, as there is a lot of college planning that needs to be done...
Summertime and the living might not be quite so easy for families with rising high school seniors who are in the middle of the college search. Although it certainly is exciting and fun for the student to have big dreams about which college to attend,...
Another school year is coming to a close, and I hope everyone is looking forward to a great summer. Before you set your mind on vacay-mode, however, there are a few last minute financial aid details to manage, so you don’t lose your financial aid...
It’s May and college graduations are springing up all over, just like summer flowers! We hope that more colleges will be able to hold in-person celebrations this year for the students who persevered through all the distractions thrown at them during the pandemic. Congratulations on...
By May, most high school seniors have settled on which college to attend in the fall. At this point, final decisions about the financial aid package must be made, as most colleges will soon require some type of payment to be made to secure your...
Decision Day for most colleges is right around May 1, although some have made allowances due to COVD restrictions. This means that high school seniors have very little time left to make their final choice about which college they will attend in the fall. If your...
Spring has officially arrived, and the days are getting longer. Your time to make final college decisions, however, is getting very short. Those students who did not accept an early decision or early action admission offer usually have until around May 1 to make up...
For high school juniors, spring break was always a great time for squeezing in a few college visits. Nothing is better than seeing a college in person to get a feel for the space, the people, and the classes. During the pandemic, however, this opportunity...
National College Decision Day is usually around May 1 for most colleges, although some may make extensions due to COVID backlogs. This is the day when high school seniors are finally, really, truly required to commit to a college. Deadlines are helpful, but it is better...
February may be a short month, but it is packed with holidays and observances. There are one-day holidays like Chinese New Year, Groundhog Day, Valentine’s Day, and Presidents’ Day, and major observances such as Black History Month. There are a few silly days like National...
