College Admissions to Focus on Character Over-accomplishments
Are today's college-bound students obsessed with impressing colleges instead of thoughtfully immersed in exploring their own interests and helping others?
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What If College in New York Were Free?
The plan would supplement existing state and federal grant programs—bridging the notorious gap that often emerges after students compare their aid with the cost of attendance. My husband and I covered our children’s gaps, but what about families that can’t afford to do that? Loans often bridge the gap, but sometimes students drop out.
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?
Study: Effects of Race and College Completion on Employment
A new study done by Young Invincibles shows the effects that race and education have on employment opportunities.
Chicago Scholars Among First to Be Accepted to College
Chicago Scholars held its 10th Admissions Forum last week. Read how 1,000 students met with college reps and were offered merit aid as well as admissions.