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Schools in New York, New Jersey, or Pennsylvania that ranked in TIME’s top 25 are  #4 Princeton University,  #7 Universi...
09/05/2026

Schools in New York, New Jersey, or Pennsylvania that ranked in TIME’s top 25 are #4 Princeton University, #7 University of Pennsylvania, #8 Columbia University, #13 Cornell University, #17 Carnegie Mellon University, and #21 Lehigh University.

TIME is joining the ranks of periodicals that publish their own version of “America’s Best Colleges.” Through a partnership with a data research firm, Statista, TIME ranked colleges that it believes provide the best stud...

Students striving for admission to some of the nation’s most competitive colleges typically research the institutions’ a...
08/26/2026

Students striving for admission to some of the nation’s most competitive colleges typically research the institutions’ acceptance rates to gauge their likelihood of being admitted. What they fail to realize is that the students throughout the U.S. and even the world are not their main competitors.

Students striving for admission to some of the nation’s most competitive colleges typically research the institutions’ acceptance rates to gauge their likelihood of being admitted. What they fail to realize is that the s...

One field taking a hit is computer science. In fact, U.S. undergraduate enrollment in computer and information science a...
08/23/2026

One field taking a hit is computer science. In fact, U.S. undergraduate enrollment in computer and information science at four-year colleges fell by more than 8% in the fall of 2025, with the decline continuing into the spring of 2026, according to the National Student Clearinghouse.

But students aren’t abandoning the field of technology in general. They are moving toward AI, data science, cybersecurity, robotics, electrical engineering, and mechanical engineering.

Students thinking ahead to their choice of college major have a new factor to consider: how will their intended field of study be impacted by AI?

AP scores were abundant at Rutgers University, where 5,608 applicants submitted results from 15,147 exams. At the Univer...
08/13/2026

AP scores were abundant at Rutgers University, where 5,608 applicants submitted results from 15,147 exams. At the University of Maryland-College Park, 4,574 applicants submitted results from 13,581 exams. And at Penn State University Park, 5,428 applicants submitted results from 13,348 exams.

More than 90% of public high schools in New Jersey offer one or more of the 42 Advanced Placement (AP) courses authorized by The College Board, allowing students to earn college credit while still in high school and ulti...

By approaching the PSAT and SAT with confidence and an awareness of the specific test strategies, students will be well ...
08/09/2026

By approaching the PSAT and SAT with confidence and an awareness of the specific test strategies, students will be well prepared to reach their full potential.

For high school students, tackling the PSAT and SAT is part of the normal progression that leads to their future college application process. At most high schools, students start taking the PSAT in October of either thei...

The advice offered to students is to maximize their interests and immerse themselves in serious research to identify the...
08/03/2026

The advice offered to students is to maximize their interests and immerse themselves in serious research to identify the colleges that are the best fit for their academic pursuits.

The word “maxxing” has gained popularity as a term that means to optimize or maximize a particular quality or activity. Young people talk about “looksmaxxing,” “protein maxxing,” “tanmaxxing,” and so on.

High school students with a clear vision of their future can often save time, money, and stress by engaging with a direc...
07/23/2026

High school students with a clear vision of their future can often save time, money, and stress by engaging with a direct entry or accelerated academic program.

Students with a clear vision of their future career – particularly in the health field -- can often set their dreams in motion from their early undergraduate days.

One factor that may be evident is that these colleges are, for the most part, quite selective. Students really need to e...
07/20/2026

One factor that may be evident is that these colleges are, for the most part, quite selective. Students really need to engage early in high school, take a competitive course load, earn top grades, and gain experience in activities that demonstrate a knowledge of, and commitment to, the field they intend to pursue in college.

A college diploma is not always enough these days to launch students into the career of their dreams with the financial independence they’ve been envisioning. So, students about to embark on their higher education journe...

The truth is that students are in competition with their high school peers. Colleges seek a geographically well-rounded ...
07/12/2026

The truth is that students are in competition with their high school peers. Colleges seek a geographically well-rounded student body, so they accept a limited number of students from any one high school regardless of how highly a school is ranked.

High school students need to realize that the college process actually begins in their freshman year when the courses they choose and the activities they join start setting the path for the next three years. Often, young...

Myth 1: SAT scores should not be submitted unless they are extremely impressive.The truth is that applicants can decide,...
07/02/2026

Myth 1: SAT scores should not be submitted unless they are extremely impressive.

The truth is that applicants can decide, for colleges that are “test optional,” whether or not to submit their SAT scores. A helpful tool in making this decision is the website niche.com, where students can view the SAT range of accepted students. At Rutgers-New Brunswick, for example, it’s 1310-1500. At Princeton University, it’s 1510-1580. If you’re in the range, then submit your scores.

The college application process has grown increasingly complex in recent years, leaving applicants and their parents unsure about what information they should believe and what they should ignore.

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