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Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. As the CEO of Command Education, I write about emotionally intelligent leadership and education. The summer before senior year is ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. As the CEO of Command Education, I write about emotionally intelligent leadership and education. The college admissions landscape ...

After students push the "submit" button on their college applications, they may be tempted to shut their laptops and happily move onto other parts of their busy lives. However, as college admissions ...

School is out and summer is here. Yet future high school seniors and their families are likely already thinking about applying to college — a process that can be as labor-intensive and time-consuming ...

Start early and stay organized Applying to college is an exciting period, but it can also feel overwhelming. As a college ...

High school counselors have a lot on their plates. They’re holding individual meetings with students to help them think about their futures, fostering connections with college admissions officers, and ...

From Oct. 7-11, many Alabama and U.S. universities and colleges will waive application fees for prospective students, in a bid to help students apply to a variety of schools that may interest them.

If your teen is a high school senior, chances are right now your house is buzzing with talk of college essays, deadlines, and test scores. But for many students, the biggest stress actually isn’t ...

MIT is the first college to release racial data on the class of 2028 since the Supreme Court ended affirmative action in admissions last year. To no one’s surprise, the school’s percentage of Black, ...