
Is Early Decision Legally Binding? Here’s What You’re Actually Signing.
Somebody in your group chat has told you that early decision is not legally binding. They are not entirely wrong. And it is still the

Somebody in your group chat has told you that early decision is not legally binding. They are not entirely wrong. And it is still the

There is a mountain of advice about how to start a college essay. I have made some of it myself. There is almost nothing about

Every fall I get some version of this question from a worried mom, usually in a lowered voice like she is confessing something: do you

Somebody asked me recently how to build a college list the way I do it with my own families, and my first instinct was to

I hear a version of this line at least once a week, usually said with a resigned little shrug: “We make too much to get

There is a quiet thing a lot of colleges track, and most parents have never heard the plain-English version of it. It is called demonstrated

The Common App opened August 1, and if your senior has logged in, they have already met the part of the application almost nobody prepares

The Common App opened August 1, and right behind the main essay comes the part almost nobody prepares for: the supplemental essays. The why us,

Somewhere around now, usually late at night, a lot of us go down the same rabbit hole. You look at a school’s admit rate. You

There is a piece of paper that matters more than almost anything else in the college process, and most families sign it without really reading
Former high school counselor, mom of two boys, and your guide from freshman year through the finish line. I help parents figure out what matters now, what can wait, and what to do next.
Bring it to my free parent workshop. I teach a little, then we spend real time on your questions.