Resources, advice, and answers to families' most common questions on the ever-evolving admissions landscape
There’s a lot happening right now, and a lot of swirling questions about what this all means. We got you covered. Our targeted, topical webinars will help you navigate the pressing questions and the rapidly changing admissions landscape. And, we’ll continue to remind you of all that isn’t changing and what you can control.
Check out our full lineup here.
Our expert tutors and counselors are available virtually to meet your students where they are (both literally and figuratively) via Zoom and Skype to provide interactive, online learning opportunities for students:
• Enrichment: curriculum content, keeping material fresh, and advancing studies
• Foundational study and learning skills: reading comprehension, writing skills, and organizational help
• SAT and ACT prep: prep for upcoming exams to encourage a comprehensive understanding of the material
• Online Diagnostics: scheduled, proctored SAT and ACT practice tests, administered via Zoom
• Counseling Consultations: help with specific questions about the college application process, charged in one-hour increments
If you're ready to get started, or interested in learning more, you can reach us here or by calling 888-648-9473.
Policy updates Most colleges are communicating COVID-related changes to admissions policies on their websites, generally on a dedicated webpage.
Virtual visits Most colleges are now offering virtual information sessions along with virtual tours. If you’re looking for an outside perspective here are some resources: College Connect, Youniversitytv.com, and Induck.co
Two pieces of advice as standard test dates are changed and rescheduled: 1) register early for future test dates before seats fill up, and 2) students should continue working on their skills so they don’t get rusty.
Here are several resources: ACT Updates, SAT Updates, Online Diagnostics, and Our SAT/ACT Courses
• Read this Forbes piece, written by Collegewise Founder Kevin McMullin, that includes five actions students should consider taking right now: The Journey to College in the Age of COVID-19
• Get ideas about rethinking activities for a remote environment
• Download our free resource, Love in the Time of Corona, which has 120 creative ideas for how to spend your time in quarantine
• Bored at home? Check out these free virtual museum tours and these tours of international landmarks