College Prep Genius Review: Self-Paced Or Virtual SAT and ACT Test Prep
Our review of College Prep Genius analyzes the standardized test prep company’s pricing and course quality, as well as its instructors’ qualifications.
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What to Know About Sorority Rush Consultants
Sorority rush consultants guide prospective Greek members through the recruitment process, helping them get into the house of their dreams.
Top Tier Admissions Review
Top Tier Admission is a college admissions company known for its Application Bootcamp program. Is it worth it? Find out in our Top Tier Admissions review.
Quarter System vs. Semester System: Which Is Best For You
The semester system is the most common, but the quarter system allows students to take few classes at a time, but actually take more classes throughout the year due to fewer breaks.
How Much Does It Cost To Join A Sorority Or Fraternity
The cost to join a sorority or fraternity can be high. There are lots of extra costs beyond just paying dues, luckily, there are ways to help pay for it.
Should You Go Greek or Stay Geed?
Joining a fraternity is a big decision. It can provide a solid network but it’s also expensive. Here’s what you to know when deciding to go greek or stay geed.
Can Colleges See Your DMs And Other Social Media?
Many college admissions officers do check applicants’ social media. But that can be used to your advantage in the college application process.
How To Use Plaid Portal To Track Your Linked Accounts
Plaid Portal is a fintech company that enables fintech apps and financial institutions to connect to each other. Find out how to use Plaid Portal.
Spark Admissions Review: College Admission Consulting with Upfront Pricing
Spark Admissions has a very strong track record for getting students into top undergraduate programs. Its pricing is average for its industry.
Ivy Coach Review: High-End College Admission Counseling
Ivy Coach, a college admissions consulting firm, boasts a very high placement rate with top universities. But its pricing is out of reach for most families.
How Do You Defer Enrollment In College?
To defer enrollment in college after you’ve been accepted, you can work with your college’s admissions office to complete its formal deferment process.