Colleges across the United States are adopting an optional standardized test policy, allowing students to decide whether to submit SAT or ACT scores with their applications.  For decades, SAT and ACT...

Teaghan McNeill, known by her school as a star swimmer, and by her friends as someone always willing to put a smile on your face, has recently committed to swim for Randolph-Macon college. Teaghan started...

Many people have grown familiar with the term “HBCU”, but there’s so much more depth, value, legacy, and culture going unrecognized.   THE HISTORY The term “HBCU" refers to historically...

Living as a high school student right now is scary, arguably more so than ever before. The day you have to be released into the adult world will be here before you know it, and with that comes great economic...

The article will define an “underrepresented minority” as someone who is African American/Black, Hispanic/Latino, or of Indigenous heritage.    You have likely heard about it on the news...

To write on wide-ruled and not be instantly disgusted by it is just appalling. It is harmful to the environment, and our eyes. If “college students” cannot understand this, they cannot understand the...

There is a growing argument among college-minded Americans that points toward privilege as the common denominator of a person’s degree of college admissions success. According to them, the advancement...

It’s Decision Day, not even Spring The outcome of our future yet to be seen We check the letter, the portal, the email Hoping they tell a congratulatory tale   This time last year...

It is late October and I am stressed out of my mind. Applications, essays, recommendations, College Board, FAFSA, it's a lot. However the shining light through all of this is the Common Application. Only...

Against Let’s play a game. I am thinking of an object. If you’re a senior, you’ve probably used it before. Maybe you’ve loved it, maybe you’ve hated it, it’s possible that you’ve even...