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For 30 years, we’ve empowered hundreds of thousands of undergraduate and graduate applicants to achieve admission to their dream schools.

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  1. ⚖️ Law School Grades and Bar Passage: What Applicants Need to Know
    Sep 25, 2026 · original
    For prospective law students, the LSAT, undergraduate GPA, employment outcomes, scholarships, and law school rankings often dominate the conversation about choosing a law school. But there is another question applicants should ask: How well do students actually perform once they get to law school—and what does that performance tell us about their chances of passing […]
  2. 🎓 2027 U.S. News College Rankings: What Applicants and Parents Should Know
    Sep 23, 2026 · original
    The newest U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges rankings are here—and the 2027 edition contains some unusually large changes. Released yesterday, on September 22, 2026, the rankings place MIT at No. 1 among National Universities, ending Princeton’s 15-year run at the top. But the more interesting story may be the number of schools that […]
  3. 🎓 IU Kelley’s Historic $100 Million Gift: What MBA Applicants Need to Know
    Sep 20, 2026 · original
    Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business has received a historic $100 million gift from alumni Jeffrey H. and Benita L. Thomasson, creating a major new investment in graduate business education. Announced September 16, 2026, the gift is the largest individual gift in Indiana University’s history. The IU Board of Trustees has also approved naming Kelley’s […]
  4. 🎓 Princeton University Admissions: 10-Year Trends and What Applicants Need to Know
    Sep 19, 2026 · original
    Princeton University has become substantially more selective over the past decade. Applications have risen from 27,290 students in 2015 to 46,618 for the Class of 2030, while the overall acceptance rate has fallen from approximately 7.1% to 4.0%. For students applying to Princeton for fall 2027 matriculation, these trends provide important context. The numbers don’t […]
  5. ⚖️ How Law Schools Are Bringing AI Into the Curriculum
    Sep 10, 2026 · original
    Artificial intelligence is moving from the law-firm technology department into the law-school classroom. For prospective law students, that shift is worth watching. The legal profession is already using AI for research, drafting, document review, discovery, contract analysis and other tasks. At the same time, lawyers remain responsible for the accuracy, judgment and ethical consequences of […]
  6. How to Ace a Busy College Fair: A Practical Guide for College Applicants
    Sep 9, 2026 · original
    College fairs can feel overwhelming — hundreds of schools, long lines, fast conversations, and only a short window to make a strong impression. But with the right strategy, a busy college fair becomes one of the most valuable parts of your admissions journey. It’s your chance to connect directly with admissions reps, gather insider information, […]
  7. ⚖️ Is Stanford Law “Off Limits” to Conservatives?
    Sep 8, 2026 · original
    For conservative law school applicants, a provocative question has resurfaced: Is Stanford Law School a place where conservative students can genuinely thrive—or has the ideological climate become sufficiently one-sided that they should look elsewhere? The immediate inspiration for the question comes from Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. Speaking at a Hoover Institution event last month, […]
  8. 🎓 3-Year BBA Programs: 120 Credits vs. 90 Credits
    Sep 7, 2026 · original
    For families worried about the rising cost of college, the traditional four-year bachelor’s degree is beginning to look less inevitable. A growing number of colleges are experimenting with three-year business degrees, allowing students to graduate sooner, reduce tuition and living expenses, and enter the workforce earlier. But there is a critical distinction that parents and […]
  9. ⚖️ Is the ABA’s Law School Accreditation at Risk? What 2026 Applicants Need to Know
    Sep 2, 2026 · original
    The American Bar Association (ABA) is facing an unprecedented challenge to its role as the nation’s principal accreditor of law schools—and law school applicants entering the 2026–27 admissions cycle should understand what is happening before making decisions about where to apply and enroll. The good news: there is no immediate loss of ABA accreditation. The […]
  10. 🤖 The Future of the MBA: Why Generalists May Win in the Age of AI
    Sep 1, 2026 · original
    For decades, MBA applicants have been encouraged to develop a clear area of expertise. Finance. Marketing. Strategy. Operations. Technology. Healthcare. Real estate. Specialization has traditionally been a sensible career strategy because employers were willing to pay a premium for people who possessed scarce knowledge and could perform tasks that others could not. Artificial intelligence may […]
  11. 🎓 University of Chicago Admissions: What 10 Years of Data Mean for Applicants
    Aug 31, 2026 · original
    The University of Chicago has long been one of the nation’s most academically distinctive universities. Known for its rigorous Core Curriculum, intellectual culture, and famously unconventional essay prompts, UChicago also has become dramatically more selective over the past decade. For prospective students and their parents, the most important question isn’t simply “What is UChicago’s acceptance […]
  12. 🎓 Standardized Tests Are Back: What High School Seniors Need to Know for College Admissions
    Aug 29, 2026 · original
    For several years, the college admissions landscape seemed to be moving decisively away from standardized testing. The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the trend, and thousands of colleges adopted test-optional or test-free policies. But the pendulum has started to swing back. For the 2026–27 college admissions cycle, a growing number of colleges once again require applicants to […]

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