Eighth-Graders: Welcome to College Prep

By Anya Sostek, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

After The First Try, Put Those Pencils Down

Students who take the PSAT more than once are wasting their time, some say.

More from Seema Mehta, Los Angeles Times

Ten Stupid Ways to Ruin Your College Application

By Jay Mathews, The Washington Post

College Application Process Goes Paperless

By Anya Sostek, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Good Research Can Aid College Search

This is not much of a shocker, but it's worth reviewing.

By Jennifer Burk, Macon Telegraph

Tracking College Application Odyssey

The Baltimore Jewish Times' Rochelle Eisenberg begins a multi-part series on college admissions.

Will AP or IB Really Get You College Credit?

By Jay Mathews, The Washington Post

Thank-You Note Enters College Admission Game

Every detail does matter.

By Karen W. Arenson, The New York Times

Long Island Counselors Pitch Students to Colleges

By Dave Marcus, Newsday

Top Students Anxious to Get Picked

By Robin Erb, Detroit Free Press

Male Admit Rate Higher at Many Schools

By Victoria Fosdal in The Georgetown Hoya

High School Senior Year Not A Time For Slacking Off

By Kathleen Megan, The Hartford Courant

Stetson Departure | How Can I Get In? With Dean Gone, Answer May Change

Questions continue at Penn...by Emily Babay, The Daily Pennsylvanian

Parents and the College Admissions Craze

By Karen Stabiner, The Huffington Post

Op-Ed: Prophets of Admission

An insightful take on the wacky world of college admissions by Naomi Schaefer Riley of the Wall Street Journal.