8 Tips on Preventing Counselor Burnout
You take care of students, their parents and, in some cases, admittance officers. But are you looking after you?
Applications & Admissions
How Counselors Can Strengthen Relationships with Admission Officers
Expert tips for how you can create relationships with college admission officers in ways that will help your students.
What to Do When Parents Don’t Want Their Kid to Go to College
It’s particularly heartbreaking when the student wants to go to college and is at risk of being held back by their own parents. Here’s what you can do.
The Best Apps for College Application Time Management
A list of free college application management tools recommended by high school counselors and students who’ve been through the application process.
5 Steps to Take With First-Generation College-Bound Students
Helping a student become the first person in their family to attend college requires some specialized guidance. Here’s what to do.
7 Must-Dos to Get Seniors Ready for College
Once applications are in, it’s time to prep students for college. Here are tried-and-true tips on how to make sure your seniors have the smoothest college transition possible.
3 Ways Counselors Can Help Students Get Into College After They Hit Submit
Even after college applications are submitted, there’s still a lot you can do to help your students get accepted to college.
What to Say to a Student Who Doesn’t Want to Go to College
When you encounter a student who’s unsure about their post–high school graduation plans, proceed as follows.
The Secret to Writing a Personalized Recommendation Letter Every Time
Don’t succumb to a Mad Libs-style of writing recommendations for your students. This guide will help you write a phenomenal letter, every time.