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Gen Z: Carrying the Weight of the World

Humbach Education Consulting

Gen Z is the newest generation to be named and were born between 1995 and 2015. They are currently between four and 24 years of age with the US population approaching 74 million. The high school students I work with are a part of Gen Z, as is my youngest child and I confess, I am fascinated with this demographic. As an Independent Educational Consultant, I sometimes feel conflicted as to post-secondary choices for high school graduates.

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A MESSAGE TO ELITE OPEN SCHOOL FAMILIES ABOUT COVID-19

Elite Open School

Dear Elite Open School Family, Undoubtedly you have heard much in the news about the global response to the Coronavirus and most recently the news from California about state and local county policies. Elite Open School would like our families to know that: There is no and will be no disruption in learning services. Our teachers and our administration have worked flexibly from the start and no matter what happens in the coming months, we are 100% focused on our current spring semester and the up

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8 Tips to Master the Common App Activities Section

Princeton College Consulting

While some parts of your college application are fairly cut-and-dry, the Common App activities section —while it initially appears to be simple— is not one of them. In fact, it is often one of the places students miss an opportunity to present themselves in the best light. What should you include? Do you have to fill in every slot? What even qualifies as an activity?

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Coronavirus Impact on Campus Visits

College Kickstart

Update #17 (3/17 7:52am PT). The Coronavirus outbreak has caused many colleges and universities to cancel campus tours, information sessions and other admission-related activities. To make life easier for you as you plan your spring break travel, here's the latest status on campus visit availability for several popular colleges and universities we cover.

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So Many Questions!

Humbach Education Consulting

So Many Questions. Have you signed up to take the SAT yet? Or maybe you’ve already taken the PSAT? Did you notice that there are questions about your grades, your interests, your intended college major, etc. in the registration? What’s up with all those questions? The CollegeBoard Student Search Service Those questions are part of the SAT Questionnaire.

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Top Tips for Visiting Colleges as an Admitted Student

Humbach Education Consulting

Receiving your letter or email of admission is a time for celebration! What's your next step? Many colleges will be inviting you to visit the campus as an admitted student. These visits can be: • A designated day event on campus • A designated weekend or overnight event on campus • A designated window of time in which to visit • A scholarship competition • An orientation Here are tips for making the most of these visits.

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What if I’m waitlisted?

Humbach Education Consulting

By now, application decisions should be rolling in to your inbox/mailbox. If you haven’t already heard back from all your schools, the wait is almost over. Most colleges aim to have final decisions to everyone who applied before April 1. But what if your “final” decision isn’t so final? What does it mean to be on the waitlist? Why do colleges have waitlists?

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Where will I be living next year?

Humbach Education Consulting

One of the big questions for you as a student (and for your parents as well) is ‘Where will I be living next year?” Be sure to explore the housing choices on campus and learn which choices are available to you. Housing Styles • Traditional residence halls typically have double occupancy rooms off of a hallway, with shared bathrooms for several rooms.

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How to Become a College Athlete

Humbach Education Consulting

Do you have what it takes to play sports in college? Many students do - either at the varsity level, or in clubs and intramural sports. Each athletic division has their own athletic and academic eligibility requirements. More competitive divisions may want to see videos of your events. It’s a good idea to keep a record of all your stats, awards and accomplishments.