Beginning with the March administration of the SAT, juniors are now able to choose which scores they will send to selected colleges.   Score Choice allows students greater control over the information about them that is recieved by colleges.  However, schools vary on how they use scores for admission purposes – while some schools will take the highest scores from each section (math, critical reading and writing) across test dates, other colleges will only consider the SAT scores from your single ... more >>

In April, the hallways are filled with the buzz of seniors talking about their college choices. By now, most students have their acceptance letters in hand and are busy revisiting colleges before making their final decision.

It’s hard to believe that just a year has passed since they started their college search – so many campuses have been visited, so many interviews have been had, and so many essays have been written!

As the junior class embarks on their own college process, ... more >>

To register, go to www.act.org.

To register, go to www.collegeboard.com.

Chris Hamblin will be speaking to the Metrowest Area Educational Consultants Gruop about the College Pprocess for the recruited athlete.

The Education Editor of the New York Times, Jacques Steinberg, has started a new blog called The Choice, Demystifying College Admissions and Financial Aid. We have observed some very interesting posts. Some are from Mr. Steinberg: others from seniors in the midst of the process. We suggest you check it out.

Chris Hamblin, former Boston College assistant women’s soccer coach, will speak about the athletic recruitng process from 5:30 – 7 at our offices.  All are welcome.  To rsvp, please contact Karen at 978-261-1436.