After taking the time and effort to brainstorm and generate ideas, it is equally important for you to spend time creating a roadmap for your college essay. It offers the opportunity for you to provide invaluable information that grades, extracurricular involvements, and standardized test scores cannot show. Your personal essay communicates to the admissions committee why YOU are unique when compared to the other applicants.

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The purpose of brainstorming is for you to develop and to generate ideas. It is of the utmost importance for you to spend time brainstorming before you begin writing your college essay. First, read the essay prompt thoroughly so that you clearly understand what the prompt is asking you to write about. [Read More]

The Common Application (or commonly referred to as the Common App) is a standardized undergraduate college admissions application that enables students to apply to more than 500 national and international colleges and universities. It permits both first-year applicants and transfer students to apply to any of the 500+ colleges by submitting one application. [Read More]

The Common Application is a standardized undergraduate college admissions application that enables students to apply to over 500 national and international colleges and universities that are participating members. These schools span across 47 states including Washington DC, as well as schools abroad in France, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, and the United Kingdom. [Read More]

The ongoing dialogue concerning the access to higher education for undocumented students has garnered attention from high school guidance and college counselors, educators, and policymakers. The college application process is both challenging and overwhelming for students as they seek out information to make critical decisions about their educational paths. [Read More]