If you’ve just wrapped up junior year—congratulations. You’ve made it through one of the most academically challenging years of high school. Now, summer is your most strategic opportunity to reduce the pressure of senior fall and strengthen your college applications. By using June, July, and August wisely, you can walk into senior year with confidence, […]
Summer College Plan for Rising Seniors Read More »
If you’re a Masconomet Regional High School student—or the parent of one—you probably know how overwhelming the college admissions process can feel. Between school, sports, activities, and just trying to be a teenager, it’s a lot. I work with families right here in Topsfield and the surrounding area to simplify this process. You don’t need
If you are about to be a senior in high school, welcome to the arena of college applications. This is a competitive game, and it can be overwhelming to most 17-year-olds. Don’t worry. Here is a list of things to tackle right now.
What Seniors Should Be Doing Now Read More »
Colleges in the USA are focused on a holistic admissions approach, meaning instead of just taking into account test scores, course rigor, and grades, they also want to see how a student engages outside of the classroom. While your academic record is undoubtedly a critical factor, colleges are also interested in what you do outside
What Colleges Look for In Extracurriculars Read More »
As we approach college application season and students start and finish their college applications over the summer, it is time to consider if applying Early Action or Early Decision is right for you. Early Action is a non-binding type of admission, meaning you do not have to attend if accepted. Early Decision is binding. If
Early Decision vs. Early Action Read More »