Current Events In College Admissions.
Currently, three big issues in college admissions may affect your student. Namely, the ongoing FAFSA saga
Read MoreCurrently, three big issues in college admissions may affect your student. Namely, the ongoing FAFSA saga
Read MoreMiami Dade College’s (MDC) Miami Book Fair, Nov. 17 – 24, announced its highly anticipated Evenings With program, which will feature acclaimed authors, journalists and cultural icons, including journalist Connie Chung, National Book Award winner Alice McDermott, among others.
Read MoreMany factors could be considered when a college determines whether to accept a student. However, the essay is a major factor besides grades and extra-curricular activities. As requested in the Common Application, the college essay is not a typical research…
Read MoreU.S. News & World Report, the global authority in education rankings, released its 2025 Best Colleges rankings. Miami Dade College (MDC) has made history with its highest-ever ranking, placing #4 among Top Public Schools – Regional Colleges and earning a spot in the top 20, ranked #18 among all schools in the South Region.
Read MoreIt’s September, and your high school senior hasn’t applied to a single college? * PANIC * And you are worried because the Common Application opened back on August 1st?
Read MoreWhen we talk about back to school, one of the topics people are most concerned about is safety. During this school year, safety will be the number one priority, which means the district will …
Read MoreYears ago, a savvy college advisor coined the term, “passion project”. This referred to a community service-related project taken on by a high school student that would be the key factor to being accepted to an elite university.
Read MoreDropping out of school, meaning leaving high school without graduating, can create a long-term negative impact on aspects such as job stability and the level of economic income, …
Read MoreDuring the summer months, the SAT and the ACT take a break, but the CLT does not. State colleges and universities in Florida still require the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) or the ACT (American College Testing) or the CLT (Classic Learning Test) for admissions
Read MoreParents and students fret when they are unsure of what to major in college because many high school seniors don’t know what career they want to pursue. This is …
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