College advising

Don't think you can afford college without selling your soul? Learn how to get scholarships for college students so that you don't have to.

There has been a recurring theme in conversations with my college-aged coaching clients lately. “College advising isn’t helping me plan my future.”

Are you a high school student planning for college, but don't know where to start? Julia Byrd: Essay Coach has created an abbreviated timeline for 9th-12th grade that outlines some of the necessary steps for a successful college admissions process. From exploring college majors and career options to researching prospective colleges to submitting applications and writing your admissions essay, this blog post gets you started on a clear path toward college admissions success.

A great idea for a scholarship information bulletin board - make pockets out of folders and place on the bulletin board so students can grab applications/information as they need it.

As a college counselor, it can be overwhelming trying to help all your students equally and effectively. Here are 25 amazing 1-minute ideas to help you help your students continuously.

Download our free college application checklist to help you stay on top of college admissions deadlines and make sure you don't miss anything in the college admissions process, from SAT and ACT dates, to early admission deadlines, to finalizing your admissions.

Clarify your goals, research transfer policies and financial aid, and connect with a coach to make transferring go more smoothly.

In college, the only thing more intimidating than an advising appointment is a job interview. Show up to those nerve-wracking advisor meetings with a plan.

Browse over 20 educational resources created by Whimsy in School Counseling in the official Teachers Pay Teachers store.