Did you hear back from early colleges?

If you're a senior in high school, you have probably heard back from some of the colleges you applied to early action or early decision. Did you get in to your top choice colleges? If so, congratulations! 

If not, take a moment to regroup and determine your next steps. If you were deferred, you may want to send in a letter of continued interest and update the college with any new awards, honors, or leadership positions. 

If you did not get professional college counseling during the early round and want some direction now, it's not too late. Our counselors are standing by and ready to help. 

We recently helped a waitlisted student write a very personal and passionate letter of continued interest. It was well-received, and he was given admission to Johns Hopkins University in the regular decision round. 

The January 1st regular decision deadline is coming soon, and the next few weeks are critical for revising or writing new essays. Some colleges offer the option to apply to their Early Decision II round, in addition to Regular Decision, so that's an important consideration too.