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I grew up in Los Angeles with a passion for writing and naturally gravitated toward screenwriting. After getting a degree in Dramatic Writing from NYU, I worked in the film industry for many [...]

We are very proud of our students and happy to report where our students received college acceptances. Everyone has been accepted to a school that is a great fit for them.  It seems like [...]

General COVID-19 news impacting higher education Grown and Flown: General stories and tips for students and parents related to COVID-19, education, parenting, mental health, etc. They are also [...]

Below are notes generously shared by Judi Moss Robinovitz based on Zoom presentation given by panel of admissions experts. They experts shared their thoughts on how students can navigate the [...]

March Madness usually means college basketball playoffs filled with excitement, betting pools and raucous cheering at games.  For the past two years, March Madness has taken on a different [...]

Seattle University is a Jesuit Catholic university located in the heart of Seattle. Eight colleges and schools offer more than 120 undergraduate, graduate, and certificate programs to SeattleU’s [...]

We visited Fordham University’s expansive, gated Rose Hill campus in the Bronx. As we strolled across campus we were impressed by the large open green space and beautiful gothic architecture. [...]

The New York campus of the Culinary Institute of America is located in historic Hyde Park. This is an ideal location for culinary students and food lovers alike. The scenic 170-acre campus is [...]

“It’s all in the toss,” my tennis instructor said as we practiced our serves.   If the toss is too high, you will have a hard time making contact.  If it is too low, you will not have [...]

(Includes Learning Support) I visited Bard college during September as the leaves were turning color and felt the same feeling of expansiveness as my colleagues Linda Kay and Diane Forman felt [...]