Remember the ’90s TV show Doogie Howser MD, whose title character, Doogie, was a child prodigy? Doogie attends college at age 10 and becomes a licensed doctor by age 14....
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At least eight freshmen at U.S. colleges have died in the first few weeks of the school year. Amy Murphy, dean of students at Texas Tech University, calls this the...
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The Harvard Medical School Minority Faculty Development Program will be hosting an event, “Skills Workshops for College Students and High School Seniors, Juniors, and Sophomores” on Saturday, November 15th from...
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Even though the SAT and ACT are both nationally recognized college admission tests, the tests are very different. While some colleges and universities have decided to become “test optional” (see...
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The reputation of how demanding junior year of high school is can make teens fearful—with good reason. It is an important and busy year for students. But it does not...
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As colleges move to data-driven means of tracking information on prospective students, they have become increasingly savvy about predicting enrollment behavior and gauging an applicant’s true level of interest. Schools...
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