There’s a lot that’s unpredictable in college admissions, but that’s never been more true than in 2020.

This year, the traditional in-person conference format has been flipped, with many school districts choosing to host virtual conferences.

A perfect GPA can be powerful. But it will only take you so far after college.

What should parents know about personal statements? And how can your child start tackling them?

In 2020 and amid social distancing requirements, college-bound families are turning to virtual college tours to make application decisions.

Take comfort in knowing that, according to pedagogy experts, these beliefs about homeschoolers are unfounded.      

While every school will be different in terms of how they handle coronavirus, there are a few changes you can anticipate as you navigate your new learning environment.

Our country is becoming more multilingual every day.

Before you apply for a certificate or degree program, think about how you’ll balance the impact on your household.

“Academically, we are making progress. It’s the space between the things that seems to be lacking.”

Not surprisingly, educational philosophies now look different than they did 100 or more years ago.

This fall, you may be homeschooling out of choice or obligation. Whatever the case may be, you may also be new to this mode of education, which can make it all that much harder.