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You’ve likely heard of the GED, but did you know you have another option when it comes to getting the equivalent of a high school diploma? The HiSET, or High School Equivalency Test, is an exam that can open the door to new opportunities, including higher education and careers that require a high school degree. …

For the fall 2022 enrollment cycle, the out of state acceptance rate at UVA (University of Virginia) was 32%. So, what does this mean for non-Virginians aspiring to get into this prestigious university? If you’re a non-Virginian, a 32% out of state acceptance rate means it could be difficult to get into UVA, but definitely …

Next College Student Athlete (NCSA) is a recruiting platform that helps connect students with coaches. It can streamline the recruiting process and make it easier for students to understand their options as a student-athlete. If you’re thinking about continuing your favorite sport during your college years, here’s what you need to know about the NCSA, …

In the 2024 application cycle (and 2023 early admission cycle) 54,008 people applied to Harvard. Of those that applied only 1,937 students were accepted – that’s 3.58% acceptance rate and one of the lowest in the country. According the the Harvard Gazette, this makes it the fourth year running that the school has received over …

In general, to get in into Yale, the minimum requirements a student would need an: Average GPA: 4.0 Average SAT: 1,490 – 1,570 Acceptance rate: 4.6% Yale is an Ivy League school so it’s no surprise that it has rigorous academic standards. This is reflected in the high GPA requirements, which is a crucial factor …

The Law School Admission Test – or LSAT – is a standardized test for admission into law school. Understanding the LSAT scoring system and the LSAT score range is important so you can make sense of the report. This will help you determine your chances of getting into a top tier law school. What is …

Key Takeaway Restrictive early action (REA) allows you to apply early to your top-choice school without a binding commitment. Although the idea is exciting, deciding on early restrictive action (REA) or any early admission plan is a big step. It’s important to think carefully about your goals and what matters most to you before making …

Key Takeaway Remedial classes provide essential support for students struggling academically. They bridge learning gaps and reinforce foundational knowledge. Despite potential drawbacks like stigmatization, they ultimately offer a pathway to academic success, increased confidence, and preparation for real-life challenges. If you’re facing difficulties in school, consider enrolling in remedial classes to strengthen your skills and …