...a three-part series where admission leaders share their advice on a range of aspects of applying to college." "We Get It!": College Admissions Deans Speak...

Most students who intend to play collegiate sports at the Division 1 or Division 2 level are aware there are specific requirements set by the NCAA they must ...

What the impacts of COVID-19 will be on college admissions is a continually evolving question.  Recently CACG counselors attended a teleconference led by thr...

Hello Juniors, A number of you may have had plans to do some college visits this spring; while those plans are on hold for right now there are still ways to ...

This has been a week filled with so much news it can at times feel hard to keep up. The following are some articles from the week that highlight the news and...

Many students and their families had plans to visit colleges and universities this month and next. With most of those plans now canceled, CACG wants you to t...

It is that time of year when the last wave of college admission decisions arrive. Typically, colleges communicate decisions prior to April 1. This allows stu...

Welcome to our final installment of “What Next?” our three part series on what to do and not to do while waiting for those college decisions. Today we want t...

Welcome to the second installment in our series: What Next?  At this time of year students’ (and parents’) thoughts often turn to paying for college. We hear...

Bright Futures is a scholarship established by the state of Florida and funded each year by the Florida State Legislature.  It provides funds to Florida resi...

Welcome to the re-launch of our three-part blog series we are calling; What Next? CACG will be taking a look at a few things to do and not to do while you ar...

If you are an underclassman thinking about college, and thinking about paying for college, you may have heard about Raise.Me, an organization that promotes s...

With more and more students applying to colleges under Early Action or Early Decision plans, it is not uncommon for colleges to defer a student’s admission d...

Standardized testing is a significant variable for many colleges and universities as they make admission decisions. Conversely, there are 1050 colleges that ...

First of all, congratulations on completing your first set of applications! Now comes the waiting. But while you are waiting there are a few things you need ...

Some colleges offer students the opportunity to interview. This is a great way for students to learn more about the college and for the college to learn abou...

Attending a college fair is a great way to learn about many colleges and universities. College admissions representatives as well as college alumni participa...

In addition to college applications fall is also the time to fill out applications for Financial Aid. There are two applications you may encounter as you beg...

OR: what do all of those letters stand for anyway? Students and parents entering the application process can feel like counselors and admissions officers are...

More and more schools are requesting that students complete a self reported academic record.  This means you will actually record your academic record (your ...