Category Archives: April 2013

With the May 1 deadline for enrollment deposits rapidly approaching, many high school seniors are making final decisions about which college to attend in the fall. But after twelve years of school, some students are deciding they need a timeout.  … Continue reading →

If you’re creative, have facility with computers, and want a practical college major, Information Systems or Information Technology just might fit the bill. There is considerable difference of opinion about what these two terms actually mean. Some people make clear … Continue reading →

With tax returns due on April 15th, this seems to be a good time to discuss benefits that lower the true cost of your child’s college education. These tax benefits fall into two general types: credits and deductions. Credits are … Continue reading →

We hear a lot about selecting a college for fit, not for reputation.  Understanding how you best learn is an important criterion in finding the college that fits you.  Start with past experiences.  Consider the classes that intrigued you, and … Continue reading →

Here’s a new website that may be of interest to those students who want to get a better handle on possible future careers.  www.mynextmove.org is designed to help users figure out what they might want to do for a living.  … Continue reading →

Have you thought about attending West Point or Annapolis?  Does a career as an Air Force or Coast Guard officer appeal to you?  If you’re considering a military academy as part of your college search, you’ll want to start your … Continue reading →