by LisaVanStratten | Jun 7, 2019 | All Videos, Archived Shows, Articles, College, College Prep, Financial Aid & Scholarships, High School, In the News, Our Recent Show Segments, Podcasts, Press Releases, Radio Show
An affordable, strong, Big Ten University: Nebraska. And how driverless cars make a two-or four-year degree more important than ever: don’t get scared, get...
by Joseph Saaid | Apr 26, 2019 | College, College Prep, High School, In the News
Earn credits and bypass college courses. Get a second chance at earning credit for AP courses if needed. Save money and time (which is money!) to graduate with minimal...
by Joseph Saaid | Apr 13, 2019 | Articles, College, College Prep, Financial Aid & Scholarships, In the News
Written by Mark Salisbury It’s a little weird to think that anyone out in the real world would perceive a call for transparency in college pricing as an idea that’s time has finally come. But such was the headline of an article from Washington DC last week....
by Joseph Saaid | Mar 23, 2019 | Articles, College, College Prep, High School, In the News
What is the difference between Early Action (EA) and Early Decision (ED)? Early Decision and Early Action are college application options which can simplify college decision-making, but are not good choices for every student. Generally, Early Decision and Early Action...
by Joseph Saaid | Feb 10, 2019 | Articles, College, College Prep, High School, In the News
This week, Creighton University announced that it is joining the growing ranks of colleges and universities that will not require students to submit a standardized test score — ACT or SAT — for admission. This is a developing trend throughout the country,...
