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24 May Simran’s Gap Year Experience

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We asked one of our most successful Gap Year students to tell us more about her Gap Year experience. Simran has received over US$1million in scholarships from various universities and is heading to NYU Abu Dhabi in the Fall. "My gap year is a year I...

19 May The Truth About Graduation

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Attending a four year college means you must graduate in four years, right? For many students who matriculate into four year colleges this isn’t the case. The data shows that most undergraduate students are not graduating in four years. Four-Year Graduation Rates Public colleges and universities: 33% Nonprofit...

10 May 6 Winning Study Tips!

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May and June can be difficult months for students because of the plethora of exams they’re about to face. Although anxiety and avoidance threaten to take over, there are ways in which students can overcome this exam stress. Here are 6 study tips that can...

10 May Rihanna Can Help You Pay For College

Posted at 02:50h in College Admissions News, College Application Series, scholarships by nicole 0 Comments

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Barbadian born pop superstar Rihanna has launched a scholarship fund for students planning to study in the US. The Clara Lionel Foundation Global Scholarship Program "awards full scholarships to highly motivated youth in Barbados, Brazil, Cuba, Haiti, Guyana, Jamaica and the United States. Designed to assist...

08 May How to Choose CSEC subjects for 4th Form

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As published in the Jamaica Observer, Sunday May 8, 2016 It’s the time of year when high schools across Jamaica host career days or career weeks in an effort to help third formers choose the subjects they will pursue in fourth and fifth forms, and ultimately...

02 May 43 Colleges and Universities AIMers Chose

Posted at 22:47h in Class of 2020, College Admissions News by nicole 0 Comments

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Although admitted to over 130 colleges across the globe, each student can only attend 1 university. We are excited that many AIMers will head to the same college this Fall! After AIMers chose - these 43 Colleges and Universities made the cut! Amherst College Georgetown University New York University...

02 May AIMers Admitted to over 130 Universities around the World

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The dust is finally settling, and we are proud of our AIMers, admitted to over 130 colleges and universities across the US, Canada and Europe! Here is the list of all the colleges and universities our 2016 AIMers were admitted to: American University Amherst College Austin College Babson College Bates College Bentley...

02 May 10 Reasons Why You Should Take A Gap Year.

Posted at 15:13h in Application Tips, College Application Tips, Gap Year, Waitlist by stephanie 0 Comments

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Many colleges are actively encouraging students to take a gap year, because by the end of the year the student is usually less burnt out, more mature, more focused and dogmatically determined to continue their personal growth. Taking a gap year can be extremely beneficial....

01 May Malia Obama is taking a Gap Year … Should You?

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Should you take one too? Malia Obama has chosen Harvard University, but after she takes a gap year. “The President and Mrs. Obama announced today that their daughter Malia will attend Harvard University in the fall of 2017 as a member of the Class of 2021. Malia will...

26 Apr Take Your Time Making A Decision

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Aah the roles have been reversed - colleges are now courting you, catering to you and willing to answer all your questions, so make an educated decision. Students often feel pressure to decide immediately where they will spend the next four years, but such a...