College Admission

Transitioning from high school to college is an exciting time, full of new opportunities and challenges. As a student-athlete, you not only have to manage your athletic commitments but also navigate the academic demands of college-level classes. This article aims to provide you with essential tips and strategies to prepare academically for the rigor and […]

As a high school student-athlete, you have a unique advantage when it comes to college applications. Your involvement in sports not only shows your dedication but also your ability to balance multiple responsibilities. However, with so many other student-athletes applying to colleges, it’s important to make sure that you stand out. Here are some tips

  Choosing a college is a big decision that can have a significant impact on your future. With so many options out there, it can be overwhelming to decide which college to attend. However, by considering certain factors, you can narrow down your options and choose the college that is right for you. Here are

Since the COVID-19 pandemic, numerous colleges have made the requirement of SAT/ACT test scores optional material to include in admission applications. Keep in mind though, admission requirements for colleges are subject to change each admission cycle. Always be sure to check directly on a college’s website you are applying to for their most up-to-date admission

Article Written By: Chase Wilson Former Admission Counselor, Loyola University Chicago   Admission criteria can vary by college. Some college admission criteria can be strictly based on academics, some are based on how well-rounded a student is, and even who you know. It truly depends on where you decide to apply. The admission criteria can

Article Written By: Chase Wilson Former Admission Counselor, Loyola University Chicago   When you evaluate schools by academic reputation, it is helpful to consider numerous factors in your review. These factors can be broken down into several categories. In this article, I will highlight a few of the most common categories: faculty, rankings, research, and