The CLT or the Classic Learning Test is now joining the SAT and the ACT as a new entrance exam for universities in the United States. But will it be able to have students willing to take it instead of the better known SAT and ACT? Only time will tell! Check out the below article which explains this new exam and how to go about taking it: https://www.insidehighered.com/news/admissions/traditional-age/2026/01/29/clt-test-beloved-conservatives-continues-growing?_gl=1*7ymeqv*_up*

Many high school students spend their summers sleeping in and hanging out with friends, but using that break to be productive, like working a job, taking classes, or exploring hobbies, can both boost future opportunities and still be enjoyable. The article outlines a range of summer activities, from internships and camps to volunteering and continuing passions, and offers tips on choosing what fits your interests and goals. Ultimately, it encourages students to find a balance

Even after the Supreme Court ended affirmative action, a lot of students are still writing about their racial and cultural identities in their college essays because it’s a real part of who they are, and it shapes how they’ve moved through the world. What’s changed is the pressure: now those stories can feel like both a personal truth and  a strategic way to communicate background without explicitly “checking a box.” It’s a reminder that students will always find ways to be s

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