Choosing the right college can be a daunting task, especially when you are a student-athlete with aspirations of both excelling in academics and participating in competitive sports. While the allure of Division I schools is undeniable, Division III colleges offer an equally compelling path for those who value academics as their primary driver for attending a university but want to continue pursuing athletic endeavors. These institutions provide an environment where students can excel academically while continuing to participate in competitive sports. In this post, we will explore remarkable Division III colleges that provide a unique opportunity for student-athletes to balance their academic interests and nurture their athletic talents.

Every fall I meet with students to establish their plan of action for the course of their 10th and 11th grade years. This meeting includes conversations about course selection, when and what standardized test to take, and what schools should they start to view.

I spend hours planning tour routes based on student lists and have come up with a few ideas of how to make your tour process much more manageable and accessible so you don’t get boxed out during the busy times when everyone else is scheduling their campus visits.

As a college counselor, I have watched thousands of students move through high school and not always invested in their experience. I can also say, in hindsight, I wished I had followed this advice during my time in high school.

We get questions often asking for additional support for students taking foreign languages or how can I learn a language quickly before embarking on study abroad or an exchange semester. The answer comes from a variety of sources, many of which are free, not to mention that in today's interconnected world, being multilingual is more valuable than ever before.

The year 2022 marked a turning point in the realm of college admissions testing, as ACT scores reached an all-time low. This alarming trend has ignited discussions among educators, students, and colleges alike, raising questions about the relevance and importance of standardized testing in the college admissions process.

As a college counselor, it is important to guide your students on what to ask during their college visits to help them make informed decisions. Here is a list of questions to ask when visiting colleges.

As a college counselor, it is important to guide your students on what to ask during their college visits to help them make informed decisions. Here is a list of questions to ask when visiting colleges.

Time is running out because you have just a few weeks to pack your whole life into boxes before heading off to college. Just kidding…I promise. My advice is not to do what I did when heading to college and that was to pack two cars to the brim with every foreseeable item possible, this also included a dress to wear to hypothetical fraternity formals.