What Do Admissions Officers Actually Look For?
Most parents I talk to have never heard of the Common Data Set. That’s not surprising — most counselors don’t
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Webinar Recap: A Parent’s Guide to College Admissions in the US and UK
Intro We hosted a free webinar for parents and students (Classes 9–12) on how undergraduate admissions works in the US and
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What Does It Really Cost To Study In The US? A Practical Guide For Indian Parents
Every family asks the same early question: “How much will it cost us per year?” It sounds like a simple
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How CBSE Students Can Handle Princeton’s Graded Written Paper Requirement
Every year, Indian students applying to Princeton get stuck on one small but confusing part of the application: the Graded Written
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How We Help Students Find Their Voice in College Essays
When Arnab first came to us, he had already drafted his Common App essay. It was structured and clear, with
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The Best AP Strategy for Indian Students Targeting US Colleges
The Best AP Strategy for Indian Students Targeting US Colleges Ideal Timeline for Taking APs Advanced Placement (AP) exams are
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school already has a counselor. Are independent counselors still helpful?
If your child’s school already has a college counselor, you may wonder whether an independent counselor is necessary. While school counselors provide valuable
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