All of your hard work to this point has paid off, and you have been accepted to college! Some of you have known where you are going for a few months, some have found out recently, but you all have one thing in common: Senioritis.
Everything You Need to Know About Being Waitlisted
Reflections on Early Admissions 2020
We Regret to Inform You... How to Handle College Rejections
You excitedly skim the email that says your first choice college has released their admission decisions. You sign into your portal and click the link. “We regret to inform you…” Unfortunately, you were rejected. Read Cari’s advice on how to handle college rejections and what next steps you should take.
Everything You Need to Know About Early Decision II
Highlights From The World's Largest College Admissions Conference - NACAC 2020
The National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC) Conference is the largest conference focused on college admissions where educators and advisors gather to discuss news and trends in the college admissions world. We were particularly excited to participate (virtually, of course) this year, as there have been so many changes due to the Coronavirus pandemic. We have our top three takeaways here!
Everything You Need to Know About a Score Report
How COVID-19 May Affect Your College Admissions Plan
While there are many unknowns in education at this time, it’s crucial for LogicPrep students to continue working toward their educational goals. We aim to keep all LogicPrep families up-to-date on the changes surrounding college admissions and we’re continually answering questions and providing updates on the college landscape here. Most recent updates can be found at the very top of the page.
How to Make Your Application Stand Out When Applying to Specialty Programs
How can students best prepare themselves to select the appropriate program and distinguish themselves in the college application process? Sharon, a Former Admissions Officer at Duke & Georgetown, shares insight and advice about how to stand out when applying to specialty programs such as engineering, business, medicine, international relations, etc.
Do Not Write Your College Essay About This
Our College Advisor Cari has read close to 5,000 applications as an admission professional, and hundreds prior as a college counselor, so we asked her to weigh in on what students should not write their college essays about. Don’t let your essays bore your reader and get skimmed rather than read by following this advice!