Do you want to get into a professional medical occupation? There is more to it than you might know. You need to ensure that you have taken the...
Category - The Application
The college application is a professional package. We will provide you all the professional tips to make your application a stand out. Our articles include…
How to Improve Your Chances of Acceptance If Waitlisted at Your Favorite College
Did you know that, despite performing well in your final exams, and meeting the entry criteria to your favorite college, you may end up on the...
How to Make an Impressive College Application
Considering the stiff competition and rigid criteria, getting into the college of your dreams can be tough. With a huge number of applicants vying...
6 Ways You Can Easily Improve Your College Application Resume
Congratulations, you have finally completed your high school education! After your graduation ceremony and all the parties that you attended, it’s...
5 Ways To Relieve Admission Season Stress
The college admission process is possibly the most stressful thing you have encountered until now. It is a rite of passage into adulthood – you feel...
Anatomy of a College Application
Thanks to CollegeChoice.net for allowing us permission to use their wonderful infographic that provides all of the essential tips on preparing a...
Advice from an Admissions Director about College Applications
A special thanks to Lauren Magrath, Director of Admissions at Bennington College, for participating in our Admissions Spotlight Interview Series. ...
Rejection Doesn’t Have to be a Dirty Word
I can still recall the sting of my college rejections. After opening two in a row, I headed to our back porch and cried. I didn’t open another...
Find Out What College Admissions Officers Want
What are College admissions officers thinking? How can you impress an admission reader with your application? Parliament Tutors is talking with...
10 Tips to Create a Successful College Application
It is harder and harder to compete for college admission. Beyond selective colleges even public schools like the University of North Carolina accept...
