It might not be music to your ears, but it is food for thought. Another study has emerged to suggest that students who eat a healthier diet tend to perform…

It’s easy to get confused by compounds that look similar but mean very different things. A good example of this is the common mistake of using the compound word “nevermind”…

In today’s hyper-competitive college admissions environment, one point of constant criticism is that admission to elite universities privileges the privileged. In earlier posts, I’ve written about Dartmouth, Columbia, and…

Here is how it’s supposed to go: You submit your application and, after a few agonizing months, get a letter indicating that you’re accepted or not. Some students find that…

There’s no way around it, rejection blows. If you’re one of the many students who have received a letter informing you that you are rejected from the graduate program of…

There is a perfect organization tool for everybody. I’ve mentioned a time or two that colored sticky flags are my favorite. When you find the perfect tool for your lifestyle–something…

CollegeBoard recently made the scores for the March 1st SAT available online, and they will begin mailing paper scores on March 28th. The highest possible score on any section is…