The SAT is back, at least at some Ivy League institutions. After the pandemic-era wave of test-optional flexibility, Harvard, Brown, Dartmouth, Cornell, and Penn have
Six hundred and fifty words. Every university in your Common Application list will read the same essay: Harvard, Yale, Columbia, Michigan, NYU, all of them,
Every autumn, thousands of students applying to US universities face a decision that shapes everything that follows: Do I apply Early Action? Early Decision? Restrictive
November 1, 2026 is 33 days away. If you are applying to Harvard Restrictive Early Action, you already know that the five supplemental essays sit
What does studying in the United States cost? Families in Germany who look this up first encounter a number that tends to end the conversation:
October 15. That is the date Oxford and Cambridge applicants from Germany need to know as precisely as their own birthday. While most British universities
There is a common misconception about Ivy League applications from Germany: the idea that students in Germany are at a disadvantage because they do not
Since 2025, Harvard, Yale, Princeton and most Ivy League universities have returned to requiring standardised test scores. The test-optional period that began during COVID is
At some point in researching Harvard, Yale or Princeton, you encounter this phrase: Liberal Arts. It appears everywhere. ‘Harvard is a Liberal Arts university.’ ‘Yale
You have submitted your application. Then an email arrives that you may not have been expecting: Harvard would like to invite you for an alumni
