Stories

Reed is a great fit for quirky, intellectual, liberal, hard working students who might enjoy the laid back vibe and outdoor culture of Portland.

Exploring is at the core of Lewis and Clark’s identity, and this is evident in the type of inquisitive, globally-focused students we met here.

The U.S. Military Academy at West Point trains cadets to live honorably, lead honorably, and demonstrate excellence by following through Character, Academic, Physical, and Military programs.

It is a great choice for a student interested in a combination of the arts, sciences, and humanities and wants to be stimulated by learning both in and out of the classroom.

For students who are passionate about food and want to make a career out of this passion, the CIA is a perfect fit.

At Fordham, students get a top-notch education in an amazing city, plus access to a global alumni network of 175,000+ and lifelong Career Services support.

If you are looking for a Jesuit college with a laid-back, quirky vibe in the center of Seattle, Seattle U is worth checking out.

What do you do if your denied or waitlisted for your first choice college?

You can focus your energy on activities you love rather than trying to guess what colleges want. Here are the top ten lessons learned.

Here are some examples of students I’ve worked with and the common study challenges they’ve faced. I’ll provide some advice based on what worked for each of the different students.