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For medical school students attending in-state medical schools, tuition and fees increased more than 10% last year. With the average debt for the medical class of 2020 already reaching over $200,000, it is no surprise that many students are looking…

It's no secret that med school admissions are competitive. Each year, unfortunately, it seems to get more and more challenging, with the most competitive schools accepting less than 3% of applicants.  Due in part to the Covid-19 pandemic, more students…

Regardless of your financial level, if you are planning on going to college, you should be filling the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). FAFSA opened their application on October 1st, and if you haven’t done it yet, make…

If you’ve read about tactics for improving your college applications, you may have heard the phrase “demonstrated interest.” What “demonstrated interest” means is your level of engagement and sincerity when researching and interacting with a school you may apply to.…

Each admissions officer may read essays between 8-10 hours every day during admissions season - therefore your essay needs to be memorable. Here are some tips on writing an engaging personal statement. The most important component of this is a…

Seniors have college admissions on their mind. Many students have the same desire: opening that acceptance letter saying 'Welcome to Harvard". It's no easy feat to be accepted to the Ivy League and top-tier universities throughout the United States. The…

Obviously when applying to these prestigious institutions and programs you must give your absolute best, and you can start as early as you like with your personal development and experience. Here are three guiding concepts to bear in mind as…

Moon Prep’s founder recently contributed her expert advice to an article by Miranda Marquit. “13 Strategies to Help You Pay for College” was published on StudentLoanHero.com, a valuable resource for current and former loan borrowers, with information on how to…

At this point you may think it's unnecessary to attend college fairs when you already have your list of potential schools. However, these fairs are a particularly efficient way to begin to narrow down that list. Equally, although there is…