New year, new spring events! 🎉 . January 28: 10 Ways to Make Your Summer Count.February 25: The Secrets of Financial Aid.April 8: Cracking the Code: Financial Aid Offers.May 20: What I Wish I Knew About Applying to College. 👉Register here:

As you are exploring colleges, be sure that they are considering demonstrated interest. 🙌 Thanks to Judd Wexler at @oberlincollege for this advice! .

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With test optional policies, students are tasked with deciding if their scores are good enough to send. But what's a good score? . 🙌 We'd like to thank Miranda Zuo and Lia Garofolo, admissions counselors from @wesleyan and @WUSTLnews for this advice!.

Looking to support your student through the college process without being overbearing? 👉 Here's some advice from Kaitlin Oliver at @hamiltoncollege! 👏.

By now most students know what test optional is, but what's test flexible? . We'd like to thank Lia Garofolo, admissions counselor at Washington University in St. Louis for this advice! 👏.

Revise, refine, repeat! ♻️ Here are some tips for revising the college essay!. Read more in our Revising your College Essay article 👉

Last week we hosted an event, What College Major Should I Choose? Watch the recording & leave feeling empowered to choose a major when applying to college. 🎥

Feeling unsure about college? 🎓 Rebecca Rother from @fandmcollege is here to remind you: You’re made for this. You’ve worked hard, and you deserve good things. 💙

Applying to colleges this fall but haven't started your college essay yet? Not to worry! 👉 Here are some brainstorming techniques to get you started. 👉 More on this in the article, Getting Started on Your College Essay.

Application fees can end up being a burden for many students and families. That's why we made it easy for eligible students to apply to colleges for free with our easy to use fee waivers! . 👉 Sign into @scoirinc to see which schools are free for you or your student to apply to.

As a parent or guardian, it's natural to want to help your student through the college search. But, it's important to let them take the lead. More on this from Kirk Brennan at @uscedu! 👏.

Seniors! College applications are live. As you begin this process, you may be wondering what part is going to be the most challenging. Here are some words of wisdom from Jack, a student attending Williams College as a first-year student this fall.

On Tuesday, we shared the must-dos for your college application ✅ — today, we're talking about what not to do. 🚫 Sue Corner from @willamette_u breaks down the common mistakes she sees (so you can avoid them before you hit submit).

College applications are open! 📝 Before you hit submit, make sure you’ve checked off all the steps Sue Corner from @willamette_u recommends for a strong application. 👉 Check back this Thursday for insights on what NOT to do!.

Join us next Weds. for What College Major Should I Choose? — a convo with admissions reps at @BarnardCollege, @DrakeUniversity, @stolaf, @stonybrooku & @universityofky who’ll help you explore options and reflect on interests. 👉 Don’t miss it. Register:

Attention rising seniors! 📣 It's time to Apply Coalition with Scoir, Inc.!. 🔗 Links to help get you started: .Create a Scoir account 👉 List of colleges to apply to 👉 Fee waivers available 👉

AI didn’t live your story — so don’t let it write your essay. 🤖 ❌ ✍️.

What NOT to do in your college essay 😬.

What gets reviewed in holistic admissions? 🎓 Sue Corner from @willamette_u breaks it down and shares what really matters in the process.

💻 Virtual visits when you can't visit in person are great, but some information may only be learned in person 🧑‍🤝‍🧑. Craig Broccoli, admissions counselor from @BinghamtonU shares more on this!.

Last week we hosted a virtual panel discussion with admissions counselors from Coalition colleges to share information on College Affordability & Scholarships. If you missed it, check out the recording. 🎥