The End of Affirmative Action: Two Years Later

A Foray into College Admissions On June 29th, 2023, the Supreme Court ruled that Harvard and the University of North Carolina could not consider race when determining admissions decisions. This case, entitled “Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard,” was a landmark decision ending over two decades of race-conscious admissions decisions in higher education. This was a result of an increasing scrutiny on admissions practices as … Continue reading The End of Affirmative Action: Two Years Later

What I Wish I Knew Before Senior Year

Tips and Advice for Future Seniors As I finish up my senior year, I’ve been reflecting on everything I wish I’d known sooner. Here are some practical tips, helpful resources, and personal advice to help make your journey a bit smoother. Resources: 1. Look into the SREB Tuition Exchange This one’s a game-changer. The Southern Regional Education Board (SREB) allows students to attend an out-of-state … Continue reading What I Wish I Knew Before Senior Year

30 Scholarships for High School Students

30 ways to save on tuition! It is no secret that college is expensive, and as time goes on, the more the prices rise. While nobody wants to be in debt for the rest of their lives, it is equally daunting to consider turning down your top colleges because of astronomical tuition.  Scholarships serve as beacons of hope, bridging the gap between unattainable tuition and … Continue reading 30 Scholarships for High School Students

College Acceptance

…And what to do afterward For some, deciding what college to go to after having concrete options is easy, but for many, it can be quite complicated. When making the decision, consideration has to be given to potential majors, school-specific opportunities, living situations, and overall finances. For example, if someone who wants to study marine biology was accepted into an honors program with one college … Continue reading College Acceptance