College application season is in full swing! It is good advice to start early on your college applications so that you can be sure to have all the required documents together and submitted well ahead ...

Your essay should reveal the real you, not read like a resume, expert says. Sept. 2, 2010— -- When it comes to applying to college, many students fear the personal essay above all. Bari Norman, a ...

Begin writing your college application well in advance of its deadline to help alleviate pressure on yourself and improve the quality of your final draft. (Getty Images) Much like articulating the ...

Welcome to our college application blog, where we provide a wealth of information and guidance to help you successfully navigate the college application process. Applying to college can be an ...

John Morganelli Jr. worked as the director of admissions at Cornell University. He said there are subtle but important differences between Ivy-level and NYU-level applications. Morganelli Jr. shares ...

April is always an interesting time in the college admissions world. For many, April represents the beginning of the end of the college search process, with the National Candidates Reply Date of May 1 ...

What makes an application to business school competitive? Applicants often worry about having the most relevant information on their resume, including a high-profile recommendation or having a strong ...

We’re glad your search for an MBA program led you to Chicago Booth. As you progress in the application process, here are some useful tips and words of advice geared towards helping you successfully ...

The primary purposes of the common application are to collect your biographical information, your personal statement, your experience history, your coursework history, and your letters of ...

For some, leadership potential may be evident early on in your academic and professional career. The employment section of the application is core to evaluating your experience and aptitude, and this ...