With acceptance rates falling and the number of applications students submit rising, identifying the right school list is more important than ever. Join admissions insider Joanna Graham for concrete steps to effective school research and prioritization--and to navigating the early application round to your advantage.

Confused by test-optional, test-blind, or superscores? Admissions pro Joanna Graham reveals how to make testing work for you in a rapidly changing college admissions landscape.

At first glance, algebra looks abstract: where did the numbers go and why are they now letters? But algebra is right at home in the real world–in fact, it’s one of the most common ways we investigate and understand the world around us. In these weekly sessions, students will see the concrete side of algebra, using it to measure and investigate their surroundings and hobbies. Each week covers a new theme, so drop in to find out this week’s variable or, as mathematicians are prone to do, make it a series.

College applications can feel like a full-time, 4-year job. So take advantage of your summer break with an immersive, 8-week program to conquer everything from school research to personal statements. Join Joanna Graham, a Georgetown admissions rep who has guided hundreds of students to acceptance at their dream schools, for insightful, interactive sessions and weekly activities to take control of your admissions journey.

Ever wish you could read an admissions officer’s mind? Now you can. Join former Harvard admissions officer Devery Doran to demystify what really matters—and what truly moves the needle.

The ISEE – Middle Level exam plays a pivotal role in private school admissions, and strong performance can open doors to top-tier academic opportunities.

This ISEE Prep Class is designed to help students prepare to take the ISEE-Upper Level (students applying to grades 9-12) exam by equipping them with skills and test-taking strategies to achieve high scores. The course will cover content and strategies for each section of the test.

Thinking of launching a project, nonprofit, or podcast for an admissions edge? Learn what impresses colleges—and what doesn’t as veteran admissions consultant Joanna Graham shares how to build standout ventures that truly boost your application.

What really makes an applicant stand out? Former Ivy League admissions officer Devery Doran breaks down how top schools assess academics, test scores, extracurriculars, and "personal qualities" in your application—and what you can start doing now to maximize your chances.

With the Common App officially open on August 1, celebrate "Common App Eve" with former Harvard admissions officer Devery Doran as she breaks down each personal statement prompt with do's, don'ts, and advice on which prompt to pick and story to tell.

Beat the summer slide and give your budding mathematician a running start into the school year with Jump Start math classes this summer. Over 6 weekly sessions, students will review key building block skills from Pre-algebra and get a sneak preview of the new skills they’ll encounter toward the beginning of Algebra I this fall.

Beat the “summer slide” in the most delightful way with a camp dedicated to showing kids the fun and practical sides of math. By the end of an action-packed week, campers will have reviewed and solidified key middle school math skills and developed a new appreciation for the magic of math.

This SSAT Prep Class is designed to help students prepare to take the SSAT-Upper Level exam by equipping them with skills and test-taking strategies to achieve high scores. The course will cover content and strategies for each section of the test.

The SSAT – Middle Level is a critical component of the private school admissions process, and this prep class is designed to help students approach it with confidence and clarity.

This SSAT Prep Class is designed to help students prepare to take the SSAT-Upper Level exam by equipping them with skills and test-taking strategies to achieve high scores. The course will cover content and strategies for each section of the test.

Beat the summer slide and give your rising 6th-grader a running start into the school year with Bridging the Gap math classes this summer. Over 12 summer sessions, students will review the most important building block skills from 5th grade and get a sneak preview of the new skills they’ll encounter toward the beginning of 6th grade this fall.

Beat the summer slide and give your rising 6th-grader a running start into the school year with Bridging the Gap reading classes this summer. Over 12 summer sessions, students will review the most important building block skills from 5th grade and get advanced practice with the new skills they’ll encounter in the early months of 6th grade this fall.

Beat the summer slide and give your rising 7th-grader a running start into the school year with Bridging the Gap math classes this summer. Over 12 summer sessions, students will review the most important building block skills from 6th grade and get a sneak preview of the new skills they’ll encounter toward the beginning of 7th grade this fall.

Beat the summer slide and give your rising 7th-grader a running start into the school year with Bridging the Gap reading classes this summer. Over 12 summer sessions, students will review the most important building block skills from 6th grade and get advanced practice with the new skills they’ll encounter in the early months of 7th grade this fall.

Beat the summer slide and give your rising 8th-grader a running start into the school year with Bridging the Gap math classes this summer. Over 12 summer sessions, students will review the most important building block skills from 7th grade and get a sneak preview of the new skills they’ll encounter toward the beginning of 8th grade this fall.

Beat the summer slide and give your rising 8th-grader a running start into the school year with Bridging the Gap reading classes this summer. Over 12 summer sessions, students will review the most important building block skills from 7th grade and get advanced practice with the new skills they’ll encounter in the early months of 8th grade this fall.