Why Liberal Arts Colleges Create Well-Rounded, Career-Ready Graduates
Why Liberal Arts Colleges Create Well-Rounded, Career-Ready Graduates Featuring insights from Peter Pitts, retired college admissions representative with 42 years of experience. Choosing the right college […]
College Admissions Made Simple: Early Decision, Early Action, Regular Decision & Rolling Admissions Explained
College Admissions Made Simple: Early Decision, Early Action, Regular & Rolling Admissions Explained The college admissions process is complex, with a maze of deadlines, terminology, and […]
Ways to Pay for College: 5 Types of Merit-Based Scholarships
Merit scholarships can be one of the best ways to pay for college, especially if your family will not qualify for need-based aid. It is important […]
College Aid Pro Partners with The Princeton Review to Offer Comprehensive College Planning Services
College Aid Pro Partners with The Princeton Review to Offer Comprehensive College Planning Services At College Aid Pro, we know that planning for college can feel […]
Maximize Scholarships, Minimize Stress: MyCAP Premium Makes It Easy
Maximize Scholarships, Minimize Stress: MyCAP Premium Makes It Easy Introduction: College Planning Doesn’t Have to Be Stressful Let’s face it—college planning can feel like trying to […]
Homeschool Families: 5 Essential College Planning Tips for a Confident Start
Top 5 College Planning Tips for Homeschool Families Because you already do the hard stuff—this part shouldn’t be harder than it has to be. If you’re […]
The 2025-2026 Common App Essay Prompts Are Set—A Proven Plan to Make This Easier for Your Teen
The Common App Essay Prompts Are Set—A Proven Plan to Make This Easier for Your Teen If you have a high school junior (like I do), […]
Unlock Your Success: Building a Personal Brand for College Applications to Truly Stand Out
Your Personal Brand Matters Attention high school students and parents! I want you to understand that your college application begins in the 9th grade. As you […]
Extracurricular Activities – What Do Colleges Really Want to See?
Many college-bound students who are gearing up to go to apply to competitive schools lean on extracurriculars to help give their resume a boost. But what […]
Public vs Private Colleges – Is There A Difference?
The U.S has over 4000 colleges and universities. If you’ve started researching colleges in order to create your college list, you are well aware there […]