06.12.15 Digital Media Educators Conference 2015 | Los Angeles Not since network servers toppled overflowing file cabinets has information sharing and project management been in such a state of evolution. What began with basic wikis has exploded into desktop vs. cloud-based solutions, online vs. mobile apps, remote workforce solutions, and myriad branded “systems” with evangelical […]
With admit rates now well under 10% at the U.S.’s top universities (in 2014, Stanford, Harvard and Yale admitted 5.7%, 5.9% and 6.3% of their respective applicants), students, families and counselors are increasingly concentrating on perfect GPAs and heavy course loads when preparing applicants for “the elites.” Academics absolutely matter, but they are part of […]
If you need an entirely new way to process and complete the overflowing demands of your day, this system is for you. Maybe you’re a student juggling a crazy course load or the application process. Or you may be a staffer trying to serve students, attend meetings, take/make endless calls and clear an overflowing inbox. […]
From now on, there are only two types of colleges you are going to look for: 1) the ones you want to go to…and 2) the ones that want you to come. Here is the first in a series of posts telling you how to find them – and, ideally, get the best of both worlds. In this post, we offer seven steps to evaluating if a college is a good academic match for you.