Apply to College
I need a game plan
It’s smart to be strategic when applying to college. Get to know the timeline, so you know what comes when. Then think about taking a balanced approach to college applications.
How? We’ll show you!
I need to learn about the application
Confused about applications? You’re not alone. Let’s brush up on deadlines and types of applications and admission. We’ll also take a closer look at the Common App.
I need letters of recommendation
Who should I ask to write my letters? How much time will they need? Can I read my letters before the college does? We’ll answer these questions and more.
I want to apply to creative programs
Thinking of applying to an art, drama, music, or dance program? There are some extra steps you’ll need to take. You may need to audition or present a portfolio of your work.
Get ready to take the spotlight and wow your college of choice.
I need to write my essay
Stumped by the college essay? We’ll help you break through your writer’s block. Find out how to write an essay that’s well-crafted, thoughtful, and shows who you are.
I have to take my standardized tests
SAT, PSAT, ACT, SAT II, TEAS…yikes! Let’s make sense of the tests you might need to take. We’ll cover when to take them and how to prepare.
I want to ace my interviews
College interviews can be pretty nerve-wracking. But they’re also a great opportunity for you to show your stuff and learn more about the school. Learn about the different types of interviews and how to put your best foot forward.
I want to transfer to a different school
Thinking about transferring? It’s a big decision, so you’re smart to be doing your research and giving it thought. You’ve got time, wisdom, and experience under your belt. Let’s figure out how to make the best choice for you.
I want to pursue an advanced degree
Ready to add some more letters after your name? Let’s figure out what degree you want, how to pay for it, what tests you’ll need to take, and how to apply. You’ve got this!
Wondering how you'll pay for all of this?
(Or are you afraid to ask?) Let’s take it one step at a time. The first step? Filing your FAFSA. Hey, at least that’s free!