BS/MD applications vs. traditional applications: What’s the difference
BY VIOLET W.*Cover photo courtesy: moonprep.com Applying to direct medical programs, also called BS/MD programs, is an intense process requiring more work than the traditional
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How high schoolers can do research this summer
BY VIOLET W.*Cover photo courtesy: https://education.scripps.edu/ All students, regardless of their academic interests, could do research. Not only is it a great way for them
IB vs. AP: Which Is Right For You?
BY VIOLET W.*Cover photo courtesy: moonprep.com If you wish to enroll in college-level courses, the International Baccalaureate (IB) and Advanced Placement (AP) programs will probably
Preparing for the MCAT
BY VIOLET W* The Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) is one of the many hurdles aspiring pre-med students need to overcome before applying to medical
6 steps to finding scholarships
BY VIOLET W. Cover photo credit: MoonPrep.com College is getting more expensive. According to U.S. News and World Report, tuition at a public university was
College admission: 5 ways students can make a difference during the pandemic
Cover photo: Students of the Mighty Mask Project. BY LINDSEY CONGER* When applying to competitive colleges, every aspect of your application is carefully scrutinized. We’ve
How coronavirus is affecting the SATs
BY LINDSEY CONGER* Since the onset of the COVID-19 outbreak, more and more countries have been affected. Now recognized as a pandemic by WHO, the
Four reasons why high school students should take SAT subject tests
BY LINDSEY CONGER* The college application process is competitive, with students trying to go the extra mile to outdo their peers. One great way to
Private vs. public universities: Which one is right for you?
BY LINDSY CONGER, MOON PREP* College admission decisions are starting to roll in, and students are left with a big decision: what college is right for
Four things students should do if they are deferred from their dream university
BY LINDSEY CONGER, MOONPREP* College admissions early decisions are starting to come out, and some students might get an unexpected answer back: a deferral. A deferral