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In my last article, I covered FAFSA and CSS. Beyond those two channels, there are additional sources of scholarships and financial aid worth exploring.

Understanding scholarships and financial aid (II) Beyond FAFSA and CSS, which I covered in the first article, there are also independent scholarship and grant opportunities worth exploring.

It's almost summertime, and many high schoolers take advantage of the season by attending pre-college programs. The best approach is simple: pick something that aligns with your academic interests.

When helping students choose a major, one of the most important being: does this major offer transferable skills? The more transferable the skills, the broader your career options. Mathematics is a perfect example, which is why it remains one of the most popular undergraduate choices.

In this article, I'll introduce 10 outstanding math summer programs. Whether you're leaning toward a math major or a field that applies math, building a strong academic foundation in the subject is an essential part of your preparation.

https://www.bosoned.org/top-summer-programs-in-math

When we talk about “T20” schools, we usually refer to the most selective universities in the U.S. including Princeton, Harvard, Stanford, MIT, Yale. For the Fall 2026 admissions cycle, it’s important to understand one key reality: T20 schools are reaches for every student, even those with top grades, strong test scores, and impressive extracurriculars.

2026 Application Circle Summary When we talk about “T20” schools, we usually refer to the most selective universities in the U.S. including Princeton, Harvard, Stanford, MIT, Yale. For the Fall 2026 admissions cycle, it’s important to understand one key reality: T20 schools are reaches for every student, even those with top ...