Category: Admission Process

Choosing the right university environment is just as important as selecting your major. Your surroundings can influence your academic success, social life, and career opportunities. Whether you dream of a bustling city campus, a traditional residential setting, or a global academic community, understanding your options will help you make an informed decision.

Choosing the right university environment is just as important as selecting your major. Your surroundings can influence your academic success, social life, and career opportunities. Whether you dream of a bustling city campus, a traditional residential setting, or a global academic community, understanding your options will help you make an informed decision.

Choosing the right university environment is just as important as selecting your major. Your surroundings can influence your academic success, social life, and career opportunities. Whether you dream of a bustling city campus, a traditional residential setting, or a global academic community, understanding your options will help you make an informed decision.

Choosing the right university environment is just as important as selecting your major. Your surroundings can influence your academic success, social life, and career opportunities. Whether you dream of a bustling city campus, a traditional residential setting, or a global academic community, understanding your options will help you make an informed decision.

Since 2020, more colleges and universities have adopted test-optional policies, giving students the choice to submit SAT or ACT scores. While skipping standardized tests can sound appealing, submitting strong scores can still give your application a competitive edge, especially at selective schools.

At Blue Ivy Coaching, one of the most common questions we hear from families is: “When should my child start college counseling?” Whether you're in 9th grade or senior year, the timing can make a big difference, but earlier is always better.

Choosing a college major in high school can feel overwhelming, but you don’t need to have all the answers right away. Exploring your interests early helps you build a strong college list, choose the right courses, and write meaningful application essays. Here are five ways to discover your ideal major while still in high school.

Transfer acceptance rates can double regular decision ones, even in highly competitive programs and Top Ranked universities. This doesn’t mean that it’s an easier process than a first year application, because there are nuances to transfers (different deadlines, paperwork, credits revalidation, etc.) that can impact the process.

Senior year of high school is an exciting time filled with lasting memories, academic challenges, and the anticipation of the future. For many students, it’s also the most demanding year as they navigate the college application process.

When it comes to college admissions, the earlier you prepare, the less stressful the process will be. A well-structured four-year plan can guide students through these pivotal years, ensuring they make the most of their opportunities and stay on track to achieve their admissions goals.