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14th October 2009
Scholastic records and entrance test results don't provide any clue about an applicant's personality or characteristics. A college admission essay is the only way for admission officers to get to know you outside the context of academic performance. In wr... Read >
Author: Ashutosh13th October 2009
Scholastic records and entrance test results don't provide any clue about an applicant's personality or characteristics. A college admission essay is the only way for admission officers to get to know you outside the context of academic performance. In wr... Read >
Author: Ashutosh13th October 2009
The success of a doctor is not only measured through his or her healing abilities. A successful doctor should also possess the skills on how to deal with people. More than anyone else, the patients are sometimes the most difficult people to deal with. ... Read >
Author: Nanc200912th October 2009
Scholastic records and entrance test results don't provide any clue about an applicant's personality or characteristics. A college admission essay is the only way for admission officers to get to know you outside the context of academic performance. In wr... Read >
Author: Ashutosh28th September 2009
This fall, as numerous college rankings hit the bookstores, I was curious to find an answer to the question: “What is an ‘excellent school’?” after a parent, prospective student or college recruiter sifted through all of this material.
There ha... Read >
Author: wbdoyle25th September 2009
College admission essay help is very necessary for students wishing to tender admission papers to academic authorities. Help comes in many forms and from many sources depending on what you need. Though choosing a theme for your admission paper is very imp... Read >
Author: wbdoyle24th September 2009
The admissions letter or essay is often weighed just as heavily as the other elements of your application, if not more so. Why? The admissions letter allows admissions officers to learn more about you and your personality than is shown through your test s... Read >
Author: wbdoyle24th September 2009
College interviews are another chance for you to tell the admissions officers more about yourself. You will want to take the interview seriously, because it helps paint a better picture of you as a student.
Although it’s not a good idea to over-prep... Read >
Author: wbdoyle08th September 2009
In part because of the failing economy, getting into medical school is becoming increasingly competitive. Top-notch candidates who used to target law or business school are turning their interest toward medicine, a more secure field. Consequently, more co... Read >
Author: Michelle Finkel01st August 2009
Matching to a fellowship program is a competitive endeavor. Even strong residents can have difficulty getting fellowship positions in certain sub specialties. Those candidates that do match may not get their first or second choices, leaving them in subopt... Read >
Author: Michelle Finkel01st July 2009
Matching to a residency program through the NRMP® (National Resident Matching Program) is a competitive endeavor, especially for International Medical Graduates (IMGs), formerly called "Foreign Medical Graduates". These applicants, who graduate from medi... Read >
Author: Michelle Finkel06th June 2009
Matching to a residency program through the NRMP® (National Resident Matching Program) is a competitive endeavor. Even strong candidates – especially IMGs (international medical graduates) - can have difficulty getting PGY-1 (post graduate year one) po... Read >
Author: Michelle Finkel01st June 2009
Incorporating business ideas into your MBA admission essay is a very good way of coming up with an engaging piece. Doing so can make an impression that you are open to business ideas even though you haven't taken up a business course in college.
Writi... Read >
Author: Nancy Haverford01st June 2009
Now that the economy has taken a dive, more people are pursuing an MBA degree in the hopes that doing so would eventually increase their market value and give them a bigger chance of finding a job once the economy gets better. If you're thinking of pursu... Read >
Author: Nancy Haverford18th May 2009
Medical School admissions are becoming tougher and more competitive day by day. To prepare and remain ahead of the competition, a potential applicant needs professional help. This is where a medical school admission consulting firm comes in the picture. T... Read >
Author: Michelle Finkel13th March 2009
So you're planning to go to college once you finish high school, right? But are you really ready?
Planning for college is a two-year process. And unless a rich uncle is going to write that $30,000 check for you, it is going to involve acquiring and sub... Read >
Author: Jamie Hanson03rd December 2008
First came the crash. Now come the ripples. At business schools around the country, 'tis the season for MBA recruiting. But for Wall Street wannabes who banked on school yielding a six-figure finance job, bitter reality is setting in. Offers from financia... Read >
Author: Richel Fox28th October 2008
When it comes to online education, there is so much information out there. Over the past few years, online learning has really moved up the ranks as far as education options are concerned. There are many reasons that people are interested in online learni... Read >
Author: JHON CODY 22nd July 2008
When it comes to online education, there is so much information out there. Over the past few years, online learning has really moved up the ranks as far as education options are concerned. There are many reasons that people are interested in online learni... Read >
Author: Ben nedles07th July 2008
Even though the big part of applying for college is behind you, there are still plenty of things you can do to prepare for college as you finish out your senior year of high school.
Schedule interviews with prospective colleges
Not all colleges req... Read >
Author: DCJames14th April 2008
"College enrollments are higher than ever. In 2005 more than 60% of high school graduates enrolled in two or four-year colleges and more than 16 million students were registered in some type of postsecondary education. Moreover, college enrollments are on... Read >
Author: Mistina Thomson14th April 2008
"College enrollments are higher than ever. In 2005 more than 60% of high school graduates enrolled in two or four-year colleges and more than 16 million students were registered in some type of postsecondary education. Moreover, college enrollments are on... Read >
Author: Mistina Thomson28th August 2007
College admission essay help
College admission essay help is very necessary for students wishing to tender admission papers to academic authorities. Help comes in many forms and from many sources depending on what you need. Though choosing a theme for yo... Read >
Author: Sharon White01st August 2007
Think of the college essay as the face of your application. Your essay has to make the admissions officers care about you and like you so that they might accept you despite your weakness in other areas. Understanding the importance of the college essay, m... Read >
Author: Sharon White01st August 2007
Think of the essay as the face of your application. Your essay has to make the admissions officers care about you and like you so that they might accept you despite your weakness in other areas. Understanding the importance of the essay is a necessary fir... Read >
Author: Sharon White29th June 2007
Business is business, as they say, but when it comes to a business education, not all degree programs have the same thing to offer. At one time, business management or business administration were the only two undergraduate routes to a career in business... Read >
Author: Shay31st March 2007
When you first decide to homeschool your child, it can be overwhelming. All sorts of questions abound: what should we study; how; am I qualified? After you’ve gotten yourself into a routine, though, many of those uncertainties seem to fade away as you ... Read >
Author: KYonkers17th August 2006
Five Tips To Ease College Application Panic
By Alexandra Robbins, author of THE OVERACHIEVERS
Recently, I returned to my old high school to follow students throughout the college application process for a book about the pressure on tod... Read >
Author: Jeffery Anderson22nd July 2006
Excerpt
The following is an excerpt from the book The Ivey Guide to Law School Admissions
by Anna Ivey
Published by Harcourt; April 2005;$14.00US; 0-15-602979-0
Copyright 2006 Anna Ivey
How to Pick Your Recommenders
Avoid jumping all over the ... Read >
Author: Anna Ivey22nd July 2006
Excerpt
The following is an excerpt from the book The Ivey Guide to Law School Admissions
by Anna Ivey
Published by Harcourt; April 2005;$14.00US; 0-15-602979-0
Copyright 2006 Anna Ivey
The Application Essay
Whether you're submitting a persona... Read >
Author: Anna Ivey14th April 2006
College interviews are another chance for you to tell the admissions officers more about yourself. You will want to take the interview seriously, because it helps paint a better picture of you as a student.
Although it's not a good idea to over-prepar... Read >
Author: Devin Yeo
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