Jonah Hill’s new Netflix documentary called Stutz has a simple premise: Hill interviews his psychiatrist who dramatically improved his outlook on life through five years of therapy. His [...]
Last Friday morning, Lisa and Stefanie attended a CACHET (College Admissions Collaborative Highlighting Engineering & Technology) mentor and counselor event at Rutgers University to learn [...]
Lisa and Abby led a conversation about College Admissions Trends, how they have impacted applicants, and what to expect in the upcoming application cycle. The following topics and more were [...]
I live in Los Angeles, and the drive east to the town of Claremont was quicker than I had expected on the multi-lane 10 freeway. I was going to tour Claremont McKenna College (CMC) and [...]
Founded in 1861, Vassar College is a highly selective, residential, coeducational liberal arts college. Consistently ranked among the top liberal arts colleges in the country, Vassar is renowned [...]
The historic Sarah Lawrence campus is home to an inclusive, intellectually curious, and diverse community where students take charge of their education through personalized courses of study. [...]
The art of science. The science of performance. The performance of literature. The literature of art. These are some ways that SUNY Purchase integrates the arts. The State University of New York [...]
Last year on Mother’s Day, we had a full house with my three daughters, my son-in-law, and two dogs. This year, they are all scattered living their lives. I started the day quietly [...]
By: Rebecca Bleich If you just put in more work, you’d get better grades. If you just spent less time on Netflix or playing video games, think how much better you’d do in school! If [...]
The pandemic disrupted college admissions in ways that will have long term effects. Let’s look at what happened this year: Test optional became the norm. Most schools were test optional (and many [...]
