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That is a frequent question asked by students since the essays on the SAT (Essay) and ACT (Writing) are both “optional” sections. While they are optional, a relatively small number …

As soon as a student enters high school, it feels like all people want to do is talk about the college admissions process. It is hard not to get caught …

“Tell Me About Yourself…..” That’s a question we often ask our students at the beginning of their practice interview session. It’s a conversation-starter that many admission interviewers use and is …

Recently, the Dunbar group met with a high school academic coordinator who is in charge of the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme at her school. This integrated curriculum is growing across …

Decisions are out – what’s next? If you were accepted by your first choice college and you’re sure that’s where you want to go, congratulations! All you need to do …

We occasionally see students who do well in high school, go off to college, and then struggle academically and drop out during or immediately following their freshman year. Generally speaking, …

February and March mark the time of year when high school students begin to plan their academic programs for the following year. These decisions are particularly significant because the single most …

Many of us have experienced times when Amazon or Netflix suggest a book or movie based on our past searches. It may feel strange that a huge organization can predict …

The countdown to ED acceptance dates in December has begun and understandably, students and their families are excited/anxious to hear from their ED colleges. Instead of simply waiting anxiously for that …

Whatever your curriculum, reading beyond school assignments is extremely important, especially material that is related to a subject or subjects you are studying. It will deepen your understanding and knowledge, …