The ACT is evolving in 2025, introducing changes that aim to streamline the test-taking experience while maintaining its reliability and relevance for college admissions. These updates will affect both online and paper tests, starting in April 2025 for online testers …
Choosing a college and major from all the options out there can feel incredibly overwhelming at first. However, breaking it down into a few key tasks can make the process not only manageable, but even exciting! Start with Self-Reflection It’s …
The final weeks of college application season can feel overwhelming, but breaking it down into manageable steps will help you stay focused and confident. Here are the key questions to ask yourself as you prepare to hit “submit,” along with …
The University of California’s Personal Insight Questions (aka: the UCPIQs) are a critical part of your college application. These questions offer you a unique chance to showcase your personality, values, and potential beyond grades and test scores. Crafting compelling responses …
As the college application season kicks into gear, students often find themselves facing a crucial question: Early Action (EA) or Early Decision (ED)? Both options offer an early admission decision, but understanding the differences and weighing your options is essential …
As August rolls in, high school seniors across the country are gearing up for one of the most critical aspects of the college application process: the supplemental essays. These essays provide a unique opportunity to showcase individuality, interests, and fit …
Ah, the Common App Personal Statement. It’s like the final boss in a video game, but instead of a sword, you’ve got a keyboard, and instead of saving the world, you’re trying to impress a bunch of college admissions folks. …
Applying to college can feel overwhelming, but breaking it down into manageable chunks can help you stay organized and on track. At Mulholland Prep, our rockstar college counselors use “buckets” to help their students address all the different components of …
Everybody dreads the process, but guess what? You are not the first person to ask for a Letter of Recommendation. Most teachers and counselors have written tons of letters for various students over the years, and they’ll likely be flattered …
Being waitlisted doesn’t necessarily mean rejection. It just means that the school had way more incredible, qualified applicants than they knew what to do with! But while you’re giving them space, is there anything to do? Um, yes! Respond right …