Tips From a High School Senior: Researching Colleges

Matthew Schwartz

Matthew is a senior at The Haverford School, in Haverford, PA. He is the editor-in-chief of his school newspaper, The Index. He enjoys writing, photography, and film making.

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Tips From a High School Senior: Researching Colleges

Tips From a High School Senior: Researching Colleges

June 1, 2021

No article can tell you which college your child should go to or how to choose the college that’s right

What Is a Trade School?

What Is a Trade School?

January 15, 2021

A trade school, sometimes referred to as a vocational school, is an educational institution students attended in order to learn

High School Classes to Teach Teens Life Skills

High School Classes to Teach Teens Life Skills

January 8, 2021

High school is an important part of any teenager’s development. Outside of school, it’s a time when teens get their

What 2020’s Early College Admission Numbers Say About This Crazy Year

What 2020’s Early College Admission Numbers Say About This Crazy Year

December 30, 2020

As with many of the traditional institutions in our society, the global pandemic has left a lasting impact on college

Majors That Make the Most Money

Majors That Make the Most Money

November 20, 2020

The point at which a high schooler seriously starts thinking about college is a monumental moment and with it comes

College Rankings in the US: Which Site to Use?

College Rankings in the US: Which Site to Use?

August 27, 2020

Each year as the college decision deadlines approach, new rankings are released in mass numbers from numerous websites. How can

What to Know About Your College First Aid Kit

What to Know About Your College First Aid Kit

August 12, 2020

Going to college can be scary for many students. For the first time in their lives, they will be on

What Should You Put in a Brag Sheet for College?

What Should You Put in a Brag Sheet for College?

August 7, 2020

The brag sheet is an integral piece of the college application process, and yet it’s not talked about often enough.