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
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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
5 FAFSA tips to get the most financial aid
BY LINDSEY CONGER* As colleges get more expensive each year, students rely more frequently on financial aid to help offsets the costs of education. However,
Why you should spend your summer job shadowing
Summer is officially here, and pro-active college and high school students are likely looking for a way to make the time off school more productive.
Free courses for high school students interested in STEM
For the ambitious student, taking online classes is an excellent way to expand your knowledge, advance your education, and help your application stand out from
Tips for high school students to make the summer productive
BY KRISTEN MOON* Summer might seem far away, but many of the most competitive summer camps and programs have already opened their applications. For students
How to get accepted to a Direct Medical Program
BY KRISTEN MOON* Getting accepted into a medical program isn’t easy. In 2017-2018, the average acceptance rate hovered around just 7 percent. For the uber-competitive