by Jacob Reeves | Sep 10, 2021 | Articles
News & Media The Robots Aren’t Coming—They’re Here Prepare your children. In February 2016, White House economists forecasted an 83% probability that workers earning less than $20 per hour will lose their jobs to automation. Wage earners who receive up to $40 an hour...
by Adam Pieper | Sep 2, 2021 | Articles
Parents want their children to attend the college of their dreams. Country Financial reports that 56% of parents are willing to go into debt to pay tuition. Before you cosign on your child’s loan, consider these points: 5.2 million or 12.5% of adults in their 50s...
by Heidi Macy | Aug 5, 2021 | Articles, College Prep, Standardized Tests, Uncategorized
Hey juniors and seniors—the ACT and SAT still matter a lot! Even as many colleges temporarily extend their test-optional admissions policies another year, the ACT and SAT still can greatly affect merit-based scholarships and college admissions. In June 2021,...
by Jacob Reeves | Jun 11, 2021 | Articles, College Prep, Financial Aid & Scholarships
When it comes to planning for college, it can be overwhelming to know where to start, especially when it comes to scholarships. Everyone encourages you to apply for and earn scholarships, but how do you find the right scholarships to apply for? This blog walks you...
by Jacob Reeves | Jun 4, 2021 | Articles, College Prep, Standardized Tests
Curious how your SAT score compares? Knowing how your SAT score compares to national and state averages can be a helpful tool as you study and prepare! What is the average SAT score, both nationally and by state, and how does yours compare? Average Score on the SAT...
by Jacob Reeves | May 28, 2021 | Articles, College Prep
As you look to apply to colleges, how many should you apply to? This blog shares how many colleges you should apply to and walks you through the types of colleges to apply to and the reasons why it’s so important! Let’s get started! How many colleges should I apply...
