Is your college essay over the word count? Use these tips to reduce words and strengthen your writing.

Summer college prep checklist for rising sophomores and juniors. College seems years away, but summer is a great time to get a head start.

Many parents don’t realize that once their teen turns 18 they lose legal authority to make decisions for their child without key documents.

Rising Seniors can tackle these tasks this summer to stay on top of their college applications.

I am thrilled to announce that I have joined the team of counselors at Magellan College Counseling!

Learn why college letters of recommendation matter and how to get great ones.

Virtual College Fairs taking place in winter & spring of 2021.

May 1 is National College Decision Day -- the day when seniors commit to their chosen college. Learn what to do after you deposit.

A brief guide to three college search tools to help you build your initial college list.

If I get a college wait list offer, should I take it? Most colleges require you to opt-in to accept a place on their wait list.

Ah, the dreaded “wait list.” What does it actually mean? It’s like showing up to a party and your best friend – well, the person you...

Many high schools have missed the chance to visit colleges on their list. Read on for tips on digital trips.

A good college list is the key to a successful application process. Building the list is process. Here are five

The key to a great college list is to identify your top college priorities. Here's how.

A successful college list begins with answering one important question: Why College?

In addition to college-specific information, the fairs also include thematic sessions.

Does the thought of researching colleges feel a bit overwhelming? Fear not, here are some great tips to help you research your list.

Canceled! The College Board will no longer offer SAT Subject Tests or the optional Essay.

The college journey has many steps. Get started in the right direction with these essential navigation points. Your “starting” point...

Tackle some obvious tasks, but take some time to rest, reflect and recharge.