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For over a decade, LogicPrep's team of engaging and insightful College Advisors and Tutors have created holistic, tailored college success plans for thousands of students. We offer one-on-one College Advising, Test Prep, and School Support programs that give you the tools to achieve your academic goals. The results? 90% of our students are accepted to one of their top three colleges.

Staring at a blank page doesn’t mean you have nothing to say. Sometimes, you just need to know where to look.When it com...
19/09/2026

Staring at a blank page doesn’t mean you have nothing to say. Sometimes, you just need to know where to look.

When it comes to college essays, some of the best ideas can be hiding in places students don’t immediately think to look:

📸 Look through your camera roll.
💭 Revisit a memory.
🌷 Think about your favorite smell.
🎥 Pretend your life is a movie and ask which moments you’d put in the highlight reel. 🎤 Or simply talk through your ideas out loud and see what comes up.

Start with your own ideas. Your best ideas are probably closer than you think.

Save this for when you need inspiration!✨

AI can be an incredibly useful tool for students. But what happens when it starts doing the thinking for them?That’s one...
18/09/2026

AI can be an incredibly useful tool for students. But what happens when it starts doing the thinking for them?

That’s one of the questions Lindsay Tanne Howe, recently explored in USA TODAY.

We’re noticing that students often turn to AI because they’re intimidated by the blank page. They don’t know how to brainstorm, revise or even define what “good” work actually looks like.

Our goal is to help students develop their own ideas, strengthen their thinking and build confidence in their ability to do the work themselves – all while encouraging the use of AI as a tool to support learning, not replace it.

Comment “BLANK SPACE” to connect with a LogicPrep team member who can help your student navigate the blank page and find confidence in their own ideas.
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September can bring a lot of pressure for families. A new school year often comes with new expectations. For some studen...
17/09/2026

September can bring a lot of pressure for families.

A new school year often comes with new expectations. For some students, a growing sense that every grade, activity and decision is somehow connected to college.

But not everything deserves a panic button. 🚨

Swipe to see what to NOT panic about this fall…

1️⃣
One imperfect grade.

One grade rarely defines an academic story. Patterns matter much more.

2️⃣
Your child not having a “passion.”

Interest often develops through exposure. Give it room.

3️⃣
Not knowing the college list yet.

Especially for younger students, we care much more about preserving options than prematurely identifying destinations.

What is important to pay attention to?
Patterns.

Is your child consistently overwhelmed?
Disengaged?
Avoiding challenge?
Missing opportunities to explore?
Struggling with habits that are getting in their way?

Those are the signals worth paying attention to — and addressing early.

The goal this fall isn’t to have everything figured out. It’s to give students the space, support and perspective to keep growing while preserving their options for what comes next.
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If I could sit down with my 17-year-old self today, here’s the advice I’d give. ➡️✨Almost none of it is about getting in...
15/09/2026

If I could sit down with my 17-year-old self today, here’s the advice I’d give. ➡️

✨Almost none of it is about getting into college.

✨It’s about staying curious, trying things that don’t seem connected, and building relationships with people who expand the way you think.

✨Looking back, those experiences shaped my life far more than I realized at the time.

What advice would you give your 17-year-old self?
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We often hear families express how much they want the new school year to be perfect. But what does that mean? Perfect gr...
10/09/2026

We often hear families express how much they want the new school year to be perfect. But what does that mean?

Perfect grades? The perfect number of activities? The perfect classes?

What if the goal wasn’t to make this the most impressive school year on paper, but rather to make it a year where your student is curious, engaged, challenged and growing?

The best years are the ones where students discover what interests them, build meaningful relationships, learn to manage themselves, take a few risks, and begin to understand who they are and what matters to them.

Here’s to a school year that’s less about checking all of the right boxes and more about discovery and growth!

Tell us: what matters most to you this school year?
Let us know in the comments ⬇️

09/09/2026

Want a master’s from UChicago? Your path might start at Colby.

Interested in Harvard for graduate school? Hamilton might be worth a closer look.

Colleges are increasingly building partnerships that connect undergraduates to graduate programs at other top universities — sometimes offering conditional admission before students have even started freshman year.

Why now? Graduate programs need strong students. Undergraduate colleges want to demonstrate outcomes. And families are thinking further ahead about the value of a degree.

I think this is a harbinger of where higher education is headed: more partnerships, more defined pathways, and more pressure to connect college directly to what comes next.

Comment “DEGREE” and we’ll get started on your journey and finding the best programs for you.
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How is Al changing access to elite education?As Harvard experiments with Al versions of its professors, the possibilitie...
08/09/2026

How is Al changing access to elite education?

As Harvard experiments with Al versions of its professors, the possibilities for expanding access to expertise are fascinating. But expertise is only one part of what makes an elite education valuable.

Lindsay weighed in for FORTUNE on what Al may democratize - and what it may not.

Comment “HARVARD” and we’ll send you the article.
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Labor Day math, mom-of-five edition: 5 kids➕1 soccer tournament➕Friends and grandparents coming and going➕Multiple m...
05/09/2026

Labor Day math, mom-of-five edition:
5 kids
➕1 soccer tournament
➕Friends and grandparents coming and going
➕Multiple meals
➕The annual question:
How many hot dogs and hamburgers do I actually need? 🌭🍔

I spend my days analyzing SAT scores, GPAs, course rigor, and admissions data — but the right hot dog-to-hamburger-to-child ratio? That’s where I’m stumped. 🤷‍♀️

Somewhere between the soccer schedule and the grocery list, it occurred to me: Labor Day is the perfect time for a little back-to-school reset.

Here are 5️⃣ things I tell students, and am trying to follow myself as a mom of five:
▪️1. Put everything in one calendar.
School dates, practices, games, tests, activities. If it isn’t there, assume someone will forget it.
▪️2. Look at the week before it starts.
Ten minutes on Sunday can prevent a lot of Monday morning chaos.
▪️3. Work backward from the big things.
Tests, projects, applications, tournaments. Start with the deadline and figure out what needs to happen before it. Then block out the time.
▪️4. Don’t confuse busy with productive.
A packed schedule isn’t automatically a good one. Leave room for sleep, homework—and life.
▪️5. Build the system now.
September is the time to establish the habits that will carry students through the year, before everyone is overwhelmed.

Organization may not sound like a college admissions strategy. But students who learn to manage their time, anticipate what’s coming, and follow through are building some of the most important skills they’ll need — in high school, in the application process, and eventually in college.

Now back to the more pressing question:
How many hamburgers do five kids eat on Labor Day weekend? ☺️
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College admissions can easily become a numbers game: grades, test scores, rankings, activities, acceptance rates.But we ...
04/09/2026

College admissions can easily become a numbers game: grades, test scores, rankings, activities, acceptance rates.

But we believe the process should start somewhere else – the student.

At LogicPrep, we combine deep admissions expertise with thoughtful strategy and a whole-student perspective. We’re here to help students understand themselves, explore their options, and build a path that feels authentic to who they are and where they want to go.

The goal isn’t simply to get into college. It’s to help students find the right opportunities and feel confident about what comes next.

It’s an approach that has earned LogicPrep recognition as one of the country’s best college admissions counselors.

Want to learn more about how we help students get into their dream schools? Comment “LOGICPREP” and we’ll be in touch.
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02/09/2026

Want to know one of the biggest shifts we’re seeing?
College admissions is becoming much more global. 🌎

Lindsay Tanne Howe recently spoke with Lisa Chambers of Forbes about this trend and the advantages of looking beyond the U.S.

Why? Many European universities release decisions earlier, cost less, offer more specialized programs from day one, and some degrees can be completed in just three years.

Plus, for many students, it’s an adventure.

The admissions process, however, is different — often placing more emphasis on academics, testing, and knowing what you want to study.

For the right student, looking globally can open up an entirely new set of possibilities.

Curious about international college opportunities? Comment “GLOBAL” below and we’ll be in touch!
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