When you hit submit on your college applications, it’s natural to ask, “What’s next?” Do this first.

Applicants, as flawed human beings, are not omnicompetent, able to excel in absolutely everything. The same is true of colleges. That's OK.

Feeling overwhelmed by college application fatigue? Discover effective strategies to navigate this daunting process and support your student

Students often worry about being denied at their dream college. They should be worried about enrolling at a college that doesn’t value them.

We are often asked how parents can help their students with academic-related stress. Here are our best tips and guidance.

This simple tech tip holds the key to the overwhelm and stress your student is experiencing.

When you hire a plumber, you mostly know what to expect. But what can you expect if you hire an educational consultant?

American universities are truly the best in the world, but none of them are worth sacrificing your student’s mental health.

The senior year has a lot packed into it, that is exactly why we recommend unpacking some of that work and handling it over the summer.

Young people develop “stress scripts” for how to deal with life pressures. Teach them healthy habits early to deal with inevitable stress.

When it comes to preparing for college, it’s important that students focus on the things that matter and to let go of myths.

Language matters and everything communicates. When waiting for admissions decisions, focus on being eager rather than anxious.

December is a festive season to be sure, but it can also be a very challenging time for many people, especially college applicants.

While there are still things you will need to manage after you apply to college, the biggest shift must come in your mindset.

Dealing with the stress of college application season is serious business for our seniors. Here’s how you can help your high school senior.

Fall break is a great time to shake off the layers of stress we have been carrying around with us this past year.

That last year that your student is a full-time resident in your home is packed with memories and moments that you will want to treasure.

We received an email from a student with some really thoughtful questions on applying to college. We thought we would answer them here.

So much pressure and stress can come with the college application process. Let’s fix that by getting a few things straight.

This time of year can be difficult as students receive admissions decisions. In truth, no matter the decision, the result is always good.