Choosing a college is an exciting time for a student. There are many different factors to consider when you narrow down your school list. Unless you have decided to apply Early Decision, it’s best to wait until all decisions are received, along with any financial aid or merit award letters. Keep in mind that colleges have enrollment deadlines. Most are May 1, but it’s best to double check with your schools. As a Nashville-based private college admissions advisor, I meet with

College admissions decisions are in full force. For those of you who have been admitted into your top-choice schools, congratulations! All that hard work, planning, and strategizing paid off! Before you sign on the dotted line and pay your enrollment deposit (typically due May 1), be sure to consider all factors. You want to make an informed and educated decision—which means weighing out many factors. Sitting down with an admissions coach can help you consider all angles. As

Question My son is waiting to hear from colleges. It’s a vulnerable, tense time for everyone and as the song goes, “The waiting is the hardest part.” What can I say to my son now? And how can I help him deal with rejection or regrets like, “I should have tried harder.” Finally, any thoughts on how I can help my teen choose which school to go to if he gets accepted to several and doesn’t have a first choice? Answer The waiting period can sometimes be the hardest part of applyi

A list of current Early Action and Early Decision notification dates for the class of 2022.