How can we help young people sift through the endless array of college choices and majors? By helping them see the power of less.

Knowing what options are affordable to the family empowers students to make confident college decisions.

Put all the admissions marketing aside and focus on teaching your child the messy art of adult decision making through the college search.

The advice to prospective students sounds like this: "visit colleges, when you find the right one, you will know." We can do better.

Almost half of high school juniors indicate that picking a college major is a significant source of stress and anxiety.  We can do better.

Is a college search coming up for your family in 2020? Together let's make some new year's resolutions for a healthy college search.

Junior PSAT results have been fanning out across the country, and with it, comes questions of National Merit status. Here's what you need.

Finals week can be crazy stressful. Plan your own de-stress fest to kick off the holiday break.

Do you know where the term deadline came from? The best we can tell, it comes from an infamous Civil War era Confederate prison in...

Starting in September 2020, students will have the option of retaking one or more section(s) of the ACT. As you may know, the ACT is...

Dr. Thom collaborated with Challenge Success and recently wrote an article about fears students experience when applying to college and...

The X factor in all of the best college application essays is at once incredibly simple, and increasingly rare.

We’re excited to present to parents and families on Thursday night with Autism Tennessee. The event has been promoted on social media. I...

The designed path people are supposed to walk goes one way, but yet the people go their own way.  It's not that the people are lazy or...

The college search can be overwhelming, we get it. These 3 steps can help you get moving.

The simplest, most impactful and yet most often missing factor in your college admissions, and it all starts with a pen.

Our culture tells us we can have anything we want, if we just want it bad enough. But what happens when you don't get what you want?