As the early deadlines approach, students wonder what, if any additional information should they send. Here is a great chart created by Tufts admissions that will help you decide if you should [...]
by Jennifer Schneider Technology has made it easier for students with learning differences to succeed in college. I recently attended the Life After High School and Post-Secondary Expo sponsored [...]
“I’m so bored!!” My daughter whisper complained to me during the third hour of the business school Admitted Student Day presentation. She was much more interested in what her [...]
By Jennifer Schneider The College Board has a new streamlined process for requesting accommodations for the SAT. The new guidelines simplify and expedite the eligibility process. For most [...]
Now is time to put in a request to guidance to send your midyear report. If you were deferred Early Decision or Early Action, you are now part of the the regular decision school, so colleges will [...]
Sending a child off to college is never worry free. As a parent you hope that you have instilled enough opportunities for independence for your child to thrive on his or her own, but the true [...]
Written by Lisa Bleich “I want to come home, I don’t think I can finish the year, “ My daughter pleaded. “What?” I asked in disbelief. “You have less than a week left of classes and then finals, [...]
For a student with learning differences, finding a college with the necessary accommodations and academic support services is important to his/her academic success. All colleges must grant [...]
Written by Lisa Bleich Sending a child off to college is never worry free. As a parent you hope that you have instilled enough opportunities for independence for your child to thrive on his or [...]
Standardized Testing Students who require additional time or other accommodations on the SATs or ACTs with writing must meet the following criteria. There must be a history of using the [...]
