When applying to selective colleges, we are your competitive advantage.
For over a decade, One-Stop College Counseling has successfully guided 8th-12th grade students striving for admission to their top-choice colleges!
When applying to selective colleges, we are your competitive advantage.
For over a decade, One-Stop College Counseling has successfully guided 8th-12th grade students striving for admission to their top-choice colleges!
We know how high the stakes are for your
college-bound student.
Seeking guidance on this critical process and how best to shape your student’s future application is smart. We answer all your student’s questions…
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In this Teen Vogue article, college students discuss whether new changes in laws will affect their school choices.
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The Roe Decision Is Making Students Rethink Their College Choices
www.teenvogue.com
“I would not consider going to school in a state where abortion is against the law."Comment on Facebook
Dartmouth College has announced that they are eliminating students loans in their undergraduate financial aid packages; instead they will award grants (scholarships) that do not need to be repaid. Great news for many students!
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This college is eliminating student loans for all its undergraduates
www.kcci.com
The transition to a "no loan financial policy" will benefit students from middle-income families, the release said.Comment on Facebook
Students at the University of New Hampshire have been arrested for hazing. We wish that there was a way that the colleges could put an end to fraternity hazing; it never ends well.
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Arrest warrants issued for 46 University of New Hampshire fraternity members over alleged hazing incident
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The charges stem from an alleged hazing incident at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon house in April.Comment on Facebook
Lots of teenagers are getting jobs, and their pay is higher than ever!
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Teens charge as much as $70 per hour for summer jobs due to labor shortage
nypost.com
With the unemployment rate for teens at the lowest level in nearly 70 years, high-schoolers and college students have never been in such demand.Comment on Facebook
The University of Michigan is introducing a new undergraduate program in robotics. "Robotics has so much potential because it really brings together so many different engineering disciplines — biomedical, computer science, electrical, industrial, mechanical, aerospace, and naval architecture and marine engineering...”
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University of Michigan’s first undergraduate robotics class to start in fall
www.clickondetroit.com
University of Michigan is now enrolling its first Department of Robotics class.Comment on Facebook
There are a lot of different colleges that provide a strong computer science education. "Ranked ahead of Stanford (at slot 13 on this year’s CodeSignal list) and Berkeley (17) are schools like the University of Virginia, Charlottesville (1) and Swarthmore College (10), neither of which are famous for their CS degree programs. Twelve schools on CodeSignal’s list don’t appear anywhere on the U.S. News and World Report’s list of top 30 computer science schools, including Ivy League institutions like Yale (3) and state schools like the University of Colorado at Boulder (11), the State University of New York at Stony Brook (22) and Arizona State University (29)."
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Move over, Stanford: The best CS schools aren't those you'd think
www.protocol.com
Swarthmore and UVA grads are among those scoring higher than students from elite institutions on the widely used SAT-style test for software engineers.Comment on Facebook
This is very interesting! I couldn’t find the complete list in the article. Any idea where to find it?