Here are the 5 reasons students NEED to take SAT Prep. We are low-cost and in partnership with the Princeton Review.

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Rewatch our session on college affordability where Deacon John Wilson summarizes how much you will pay for college based on income and grades.

As you know, the National Decision Day for the selection of a college or university is May 1st.  Due to the current COVID-19, many colleges have extended their “Decision Day” deadline to May 15th or June 1st, which then, theoretically, gives you more time to make the decision to attend your choice college.

Take a look at our TOP 10 PREFERRED COLLEGES. These colleges have proven to provide our students the most value, support, financial aid, and success in their college experience.

A quick list of healthy habits to start right now, to make your college experience as success as possible by focussing on what really matters.

Learn how to read your GPA by understanding the difference between a Weighted and Un-weighted GPA and how colleges look at them.

Junior year can be tough, but don’t let it affect your college admissions success. Here are the top 4 mistakes 11th graders make during their Spring semester that are completely avoidable.

There have already been significant effects on Colleges and their incoming Freshman Classes due to COVID-19…here’s a breakdown of what’s changed.

Understand why you should NEVER attend a college you have not visited and toured first!

Here are 2 reasons why you should consider a 4-year college.

What does it really mean to be “Admitted”, “Rejected” or “WAITLIST”.? And what if you do not get into the college you REALLY Want?

How has COVID-19 affected nursing students? (Original article from Los Angeles Times). While the schools asked for graduation leniency, other states have already begun awarding temporary emergency licenses to nurses.

As the college admissions decisions come in, many of you have realized that there are 3, not 2, possibilities in the case of many colleges. These three are “Admitted”, “Rejected” and “WAITLIST”. Here are 3 things to remember about the waitlist option when choosing a college this year.

After speaking to college admissions partners and colleagues and, most importantly to God, we have some very important observations and suggestions for parents concerning the selection of college by or for your youth. Here are 2 MAJOR things to keep in mind…

As high schools move to online classes students are worried about the impact that will have on their high school transcripts. (Original article from NPR).