Applying to College: Early Action or Early Decision?
What are the differences between early action, early decision, and other admissions options when applying to colleges? And what are the implications of committing to a binding offer?
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What are the differences between early action, early decision, and other admissions options when applying to colleges? And what are the implications of committing to a binding offer?
The Supreme Court will once again examine Fisher v University of Texas Austin., which has wide implications for race considerations in college admissions.
Think you have to return to college for another degree to change careers? Well, think again. There are several careers you can switch to without going back to college. The simplest way to begin is by researching new careers and tapping into your own network to ask for connections to people who are are doing what you want to do.
Bottom Line, a nonprofit college access and success program, supports low income students in the college acceptance process and through to graduation.
High school juniors can take three actionable steps to prepare for college: Sign up for AP classes, visit college campuses, and talk to college students.