What if colleges applied to you? Seems counterintuitive, right? It’s not. Here’s why.

High schoolers preparing to apply to college know that they should maintain their grades, polish their admission essays, and boost their ACT and SAT scores. Still, fewer students have thought about preparing their social media accounts for college applications.

We've compiled a list of ways students and parents can engage with the program and become the ideal SAGE Scholar.

With summer break fast approaching, it's important to remember that summers are important times to build your college admissions portfolio. Though students must prioritize decompression, mental wellness, and enjoying time with their communities, summer can also serve to explore more in-depth projects, and passions that interest and excite students.

In the world of college preparation, eleventh grade is a pivotal year. Below, we're offering some helpful tips and tricks to ensure you don't miss any necessary steps during this pivotal year in the college preparation process.

The last hurrah is finally here! After four years of planning and preparation, you've finally hit the milestone of senior year. With this chapter about to close, you'll spend this year looking toward the next chapter of your life: college!

When you apply for colleges, you usually have a pretty good idea of how to respond to a college letter of acceptance or rejection. However, you may find out that your application is "waitlisted." What does that mean for your college plan? Should you be concerned?

There is a new scandal taking hold of college admissions, focusing on "peer reviewing" pieces by high school students.