I don’t remember feeling homesick in college. From a young age, I spent extended periods of time away from home and my parents. This is likely not the typical upbringing for many college-bound youth or homesickness would be less prevalent...
READ MORESince the first year I taught high school in 1990, students have regularly asked me about the SAT and ACT exams. The questions are usually about which exam they should take or how the exams are different. Watching both these exams adapt to the...
READ MOREDirect admissions programs have been included in my writings before, but they have grown tremendously in popularity since they were last mentioned. If you don’t know what direct admission means; this pathway to higher education is a unique idea...
READ MOREThe same thing that is wrong with taking a nap while AI is driving your car or leaving your child to entertain themselves all day online without supervision. What could go wrong? Think back to the last report you wrote for work, the last letter...
READ MOREGood advice, but easier said than done. Where can you find scholarships that fit your major, location, and academic needs? Well, if it were easy, everyone would pay all their education costs with scholarships. Even though finding and earning...
READ MOREI have a client in the 2024 high school graduating class that had satisfied practically all her math requirements for graduation from high school at the end of junior year. When we met in the spring of junior year to see what her senior course...
READ MORETexas A & M Kingsville is located in historic Kingsville, a friendly, safe city of 25,000 that is the home of the legendary King Ranch. It is a rural, medium-sized, 4-year, public university that was chartered in 1917 but not opened until...
READ MOREMany of my clients have made this request. I explain that when assigned an essay, it is tempting to read a sample essay to help get started. However, there are several reasons why this is not a good idea. Reading a sample essay can give you the...
READ MOREChoosing a career is a big decision that will affect your life for many years to come. It’s important to take your time and chose what is right for you. A good place to begin is by creating a list of your interests. Add things to your list...
READ MOREFor years, the trend has been that employers require college degrees for even their entry-level jobs. This trend has been driven by many factors, including the increasing complexity of the workplace and the belief that a college degree is...
READ MORECollege graduation rates in the United States have been stagnant for decades. In 2020, only 62% of students in college classrooms were graduating in six years. Only about 14% of those in college for more than six years ever graduate. This means...
READ MOREThe United States is home to some of the most prestigious and selective colleges and universities in the world. As a result, there is growing global competition for admission to these schools. That growth was stunted during the Donald Trump...
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