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Choosing a Major: Before Selecting a Program: Exploring Careers.
Choosing a major is one of the first adult decisions that the students are asked to make. However, the majority of students are supposed to
January 31, 2026
Choosing a major is one of the first adult decisions that the students are asked to make. However, the majority of students are supposed to
Many families still are in their comfort zone in 2026 admissions. But, when it comes to students who are eager to gain access to the
Students have been hearing “do more” since their childhood. More clubs. More competitions. More certificates. More lines on an application. College admissions are quietly rejecting
It is a common sight in every season of admission where some competent, industrious, and ambitious students get unnecessarily nervous over their applications. Most of
“What should my passion project be?” is one of the most common questions students ask today – and also one of the most misunderstood. Behind
Grades 8–11 are often underestimated in the larger college admissions conversation. Many families believe that Grade 12 is when “real preparation” begins. In reality, these
Grades and essays can no longer determine college admissions, but rather it is about a person being resilient emotionally, in decision-making and independence. As a
Ten years ago research was exclusive to graduate students. High-schoolers are today publishing papers, carrying out field studies, and working with professors around the globe.
In the quest to join the best universities in the foreign countries, there is one question that determines how all students will be competing: Which
Thousands of bright students submit their applications to the medical schools in India, the UK, Singapore, and the UAE annually. They are high-achievers with good