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Note: This advice is presented in mid-April 2019 and is subject to change as policies change. Check back for updated advice, and feel free to reach out to us for up-to-date guidance. […]

Many students and parents have reached out to ask what they should do about SAT or ACT prep during COVID times. Would they ever be able to take the SAT or ACT?

All children are bound to experience difficult events as they grow up: family members becoming ill or passing away; divorce or separation; moves that takes them away from the familiar comfort of home.

Duke shifts start dates for incoming class, moves back R3 deadline (March 30) Duke's R3 deadline has been moved back to June 1. It has also taken the extraordinary step of shifting the start dates for its incoming class to accommodate students grappling with travel restrictions and visa processing delays: Orientation will now start on August 31, with classes kicking off on September 3.

This fall, thousands of young people with learning disabilities and ADHD (LD/ADHD) will begin their first year of college. The challenges inherent in this transition — especially for those with unique learning […]

When veteran Noodle Pros tutor Lisa Liberati heard that 60% more men than women took the GMAT in 2019, she had two words: "It's insane." In 2018, the University of Southern California's Marshall School of Business made history by being the first major U.

Noodle Pro Lisa Liberati is an LSAT expert. She has been professionally tutoring for 20 years, and has tutored thousands of students in Southern California, around the country, and all over the world. Lisa worked with the best research and development teams and trained to teach exams from middle school through graduate school.

Your gut reaction may be to scramble to control the situation. For some applicants, that means bombarding the school with the comings and goings of their everyday lives. Or, showing up at the admissions office uninvited, when the school has made clear its policy not to hold individual meetings with waitlisted applicants.

College admission decisions are starting to roll in, and students are left with a big decision: what college is right for them? Depending on your college list, you might be wondering if a private or public university is right for you.

Sometimes, getting an acceptance letter isn’t the end of a college admissions story. It’s important that students temper the celebrations that may begin with that thick envelope (or joyous email). Colleges observe […]

Learning how to get a 504 Plan? How will it help your child? What does a 504 Plan include? What are the next steps?

Teacher recommendations are an important component of your college admissions package. Getting good recommendations requires picking the right recommenders and asking them the right way; more goes into this process than you might think!