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As a follow-up to our most recent blog post, here are a few more tips on preparing for college admissions interviews

We believe in meeting students where they are, and that means embracing both strengths and limitations. Finding a fit that is best for you involves assessing several criteria - so don't let any individual one bring you down!

Check out our latest blog post on preparing for interviews!

How to Approach College Interviews With college interviews upon us, we thought we would go over the basics of what to expect and how to prepare. While older applicants applying to grad school programs might have already been through…

Check out this advice from Tufts University - sharing your feelings helps you show a college that you are genuinely interested, and can make it easier for you to add a personal element to your essays and interview responses.

We love this advice from Scripps Admissions on allocating time on your essay. Refining does not mean embellishing - be genuine!

Gearing up for interviews? Watch this space for more easy basics you can employ for a smoother, better interview.

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Push to be your best self, but remember - consistency is key, and that applies to sleep too!

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More sleep leads to better grades and well-being - The Source - Washington University in St. Louis Research from Tim Bono, lecturer in psychological and brain sciences in Arts & Sciences, finds that students who get a good night’s sleep night in and night out earn higher marks and have greater well-being.