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“For some, it was a time of reflection. For many, it was a dark period of isolation. For a generation, it was a defining collective experience.” — Parrish André, 18 Teens on a Year That Changed Everything.

“How The Coronavirus Has Upended College Admissions” aired on the morning edition of NPR and reflects what I’ve been hearing from my colleagues and college admissions experts.

With the rising cost of tuition at American colleges and universities, students are looking outside of the U.S. for a high quality education, for considerably less money. But, how do you know if you’re the type of student who should consider earning your college degree abroad? Ask yourself these questions…

Covid-19 has turned the college world upside down, leaving high school seniors (and families) questioning whether they’re willing to attend or pay for online learning at a college without a campus, or to take a break - in favor of a Gap year!

“Are all test-optional policies the same, and if I opt not to submit my scores will it affect my chances for admissions?” This is the question on every high school Junior’s mind….

Congratulations, you’ve received acceptance offers from a handful of colleges. Now you get to choose which school is the “best fit” for you. But, how do you decide and what are your immediate next steps?

Individuals with strong transferable skills or “soft skills” are generally the people most employers want to hire, retain, and promote! It’s a great time to pause and take inventory on what skills you have and feel confident demonstrating or articulating, and what skills you need to hone or maybe learn all together. Colleges recognize the need to develop these skills and now offer opportunities/experiences that can help develop your skill-set …. putting you at an advantage post-graduation. See what the top 10 skills are that employers want…..

This question sets kids up to have a far more open-ended—and ultimately more exciting—discussion about what their values are, and the many ways in which they might someday try to bring positive change to the world, whether through a traditional job, volunteer work, art, homemaking, and beyond.

Change in Standardized Test Policies …. the list is growing!

Some Colleges/Universities have decided to temporarily, or in some cases, permanently change their standardized test policy for students applying for admission next year. Here are some of the latest announcements:

You may be asking yourself how the spread of the Coronavirus affects your college-bound Junior or Senior in high school. So, I wanted to share with you the latest news I’ve gathered from my fellow colleagues, college admissions officers, and high school counselors, so that you can continue to move forward with your college planning, prep, and exploration!