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So cash may be still be king when it comes to what high school grads want to see when they open their graduation cards, but if you’re interested in a

For lots of families of high school juniors and sophomores, this whole college admissions process has just kicked into gear. So, it seems like a good time to talk about

Last week’s column covered the basics of Letters of Recommendation: Who do you ask? What should they say that will really make a difference? Where do these letter go? What

I used to insist that students make an appointment with their teachers after school to request, in person, a letter of recommendation. I used to tell them to read the

WHAT TO DO IF YOU’RE WAIT-LISTED Commandment # 1 – DON’T WAIT Waiting, i.e., doing nothing is the one thing you shouldn’t do, if you have any interest in possibly

Decisions have been released and high school seniors are trying to decide where to hopefully unpack next fall. Some were waiting to visit colleges once they were accepted and now

The playing field has been leveled and indeed all freshmen, sophomores and juniors are in the same boat. What can you do to help when you need to abide by

I figured everyone has watched too much television, seen too many facts, figures and  recommendations for dealing with the coronavirus pandemic that is upon us. Below is a link and

Were your spring break plans upended like everyone else’s? Are you trying to figure out how to make this “voluntary” lock-down more productive? The world is off its axis and