It's tempting to let a number define where your student should go to college. Rankings are everywhere, and they promise something reassuring: a simple, objective way to measure quality. But here's the truth that often gets lost in the noise: the "best" college for your student isn't necessarily the one at the top of a list. It's the one where they'll thrive, grow, and find their path forward. When building a college list, think about it this way: student success has far more

College interviews come in several formats: informational , recommended , and evaluative . Colleges offer interviews because they want to enroll students who will enhance their campus community and bring new ideas. Interviews are also wonderful opportunities for you to ask questions. Think of the interview as a two-way conversation; it's not just the college wanting to learn about you, but also about you finding out as much as you can to make an informed decision. Information

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