by Ali Roth | Jul 23, 2020 | Articles, High School, In the News
Guest post from Katie Dorn with EmpowerU, an OnToCollege partner. Social media has fueled debilitating stress for students, now amplified by COVID-19, shelter-in-place, and social unrest, creating a pandemic of student anxiety. The need for student resilience is more...
by Ali Roth | Jun 30, 2020 | Articles, In the News
Our students and educators need help and support, now more than ever. OnToCollege is excited to announce a new partnership with EmpowerU, a proven SEL eLearning course that increases student resilience, persistence and outcomes while students earn elective credit....
by Ali Roth | Apr 21, 2020 | Articles, In the News
The inability for people to safely congregate has canceled numerous ACT and SAT tests this spring and caused changes in this summer’s and fall’s scheduled tests. The ACT has announced that it “will offer a flexible schedule for summer 2020 test dates.”...
by Adam Pieper | Jan 21, 2020 | Articles, College Prep, In the News, Videos
Looking for a way to set yourself apart in the college admissions process? Internships can do just that! Learn how completing an internship can catapult you into your best fit college in this month’s “Ask John...
by Adam Pieper | Jan 7, 2020 | Articles, College Prep, In the News, Videos
In this episode of ‘Ask John Anything!’, John discusses two important types of financial aid, and tells you everything you need to know on how to best use these grants to lower your cost of...
by Ali Roth | Dec 3, 2019 | Articles, College Prep, High School, In the News
Standardized tests have been important in college admissions for a long time. But more and more colleges and universities are not requiring students to submit a standardized test score for admission, especially for this coming post-corona virus high school class of...
