College Advising, Featured
The LogicPrep Team
Congratulations to the LogicPrep Class of 2025!

This year, our students earned acceptances to 173 different colleges and universities, including 19 acceptances to Ivy League schools and 92 acceptances to the Top 50 global universities. Check out the full list of student acceptances here!

Congratulations to the LogicPrep Class of 2025!
Behind the Scenes, College Advising, Featured
Nicole Laporte
The College Counselor Rock Star Diaries

Town & Country’s Nicole LaPorte spotlights LogicPrep’s Founder & CEO, Lindsay Tanne, and our commitment to a holistic approach in guiding families through the college admissions process. With a team of educators and former therapists, we help students craft authentic narratives and navigate their college admissions journey to find their best fit.

The College Counselor Rock Star Diaries
Behind the Scenes, college essays, Application Tips
The LogicPrep Team
Is AI Reading My Application?

With UNC and other schools leveraging AI in the application review process, how does this impact your college application? We're diving into AI's role in college admissions and sharing tips to help your application stand out.

Is AI Reading My Application?
College Advising, Featured, In The News
Norman Vanamee
The College Admissions Calendar Checklist

Founder and CEO Lindsay Tanne was recently tapped by Town and Country to share how families of high school students can get ahead and manage the anxiety of the application process. The trick is to understand where you are—and where you could be—in the process, using tools such as our college admissions calendar checklist.

The College Admissions Calendar Checklist
ACT, ACT English, ACT Math, ACT Reading, ACT Science, Testing Tips
Gretchen H
The New ACT in 2025: What's Changing and When

You may have heard the ACT is changing in 2025, and registration is now open for the April, June, and July test dates (as of December 5). Here’s everything you need to know about what is changing and when:

The New ACT in 2025: What's Changing and When

College Advising

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How to Spend Your Summer: Consider Volunteering Your Time

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How to Spend Your Summer: Consider Volunteering Your Time

While it is important to rest before the impending school year, here at LP we have encouraged you to spend your break doing various things! Now here’s another great suggestion from Helen: volunteering for a non-profit organization.

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My Biggest Regret in College & How You Can Avoid the Same Mistake

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My Biggest Regret in College & How You Can Avoid the Same Mistake

While some of you might be preparing to enter a brand new world of college, surrounded by new opportunities, it’s important to remember that you are looking toward a time of choices. Adam reminds us though that no matter what the choice, learning is the whole point!

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Your Transition from High School to College

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Your Transition from High School to College

Entering any new phase in your life is exciting and scary — the transition from high school to college being one of the biggest. Barbara shares some advice on how to get through this phase! (Because yes, it’s just a phase).

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Understanding the Role of Demonstrated Interest

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Understanding the Role of Demonstrated Interest

With APs behind you and summer in clear sight, it’s a good time to rest, but also the time to embark on your exploration of colleges. Marjorie gives us some tips and reminds us that it’s not only about if the colleges want you, but also showing the colleges you want them.

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The Common App Essay Question That's Often Overlooked

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The Common App Essay Question That's Often Overlooked

With June approaching fast, it goes without saying that any high school Junior will soon start to think about — and worry about — the Common Application “college essay.” While it’s always important to think about how to get started on it, Jared emphasizes the importance of how your college essay ends.

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The Do's and Don'ts of SAT Subject Tests

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The Do's and Don'ts of SAT Subject Tests

Most college's websites purport that SAT Subject Tests are not required, but rather "strongly recommended." And, while it's true that your application will be considered complete and evaluated regardless of whether you submit Subject Tests or not, these subject-specific evaluations are not as optional as many students think. Learn more about them!

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Pro Tip: Organization is Key

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Pro Tip: Organization is Key

As a student, you have a lot going on. Between homework and sports and doing laundry, it is easy to lose track of your priorities. Here are some practical tips on how to stay organized and on top of (mostly) everything!