College Advising

What to Do if You've Been Deferred

What to Do if You've Been Deferred

So, you were deferred. While this might be disappointing, it’s important to stay positive, view this opportunity as a second chance to highlight your accomplishments, and stay on track with Regular Decision deadlines. Read what our College Advisor (and former Duke & Georgetown Admissions Officer) Sharon suggests doing if you’re deferred.

NACAC 2021: Highlights on Holistic Review, Test-Optional, and Test-Free

NACAC 2021: Highlights on Holistic Review, Test-Optional, and Test-Free

LogicPrep once again participated in the largest college admission counseling conference of the year: NACAC 2021. This year’s conference was offered both virtually and in-person, mirroring the strategies that many colleges and universities have employed to keep their students safe throughout the pandemic. After many sessions and much note-taking, we’re sharing our top three highlights here.

What is Academic Rigor?

What is Academic Rigor?

“Rigor” generally refers to academic experiences (course content, homework, exams, essays) that are intellectually challenging. High rigor is commonly interpreted to mean “more work,” and although that can be the case, that’s not really what rigor is about. Learn more about developing an appropriately rigorous curriculum, and how to put your best foot forward when it comes time to apply to college here!

So You’ve Submitted Your Early Applications - Now What?

So You’ve Submitted Your Early Applications - Now What?

Seniors, rejoice! You just submitted your Early apps. Now what? First things first, take a break! Put your laptop down and do something non-academic that makes you happy. Once you’ve taken a moment to relax, it’s time to refocus. Read College Advisor Olivia’s advice as you wrap up this phase of the application process and prepare for the next one.

How to Pick an Early Decision School

How to Pick an Early Decision School

For Seniors, the timeline for submitting college applications is getting shorter and shorter, leaving many asking the question: How will I select an Early Decision school? If you’re torn between two or three potential ED schools, read on for 3 tips on how to choose.

Which College Application Platform Is Right for Me?

Which College Application Platform Is Right for Me?

Each college decides which application platform(s) they will accept, and since many colleges offer more than one option, it is up to the student to decide which application they would like to use. So, which option is the best for you? Read more about the college application platforms from our expert College Advisor, Olivia.

Congratulations to the LogicPrep Class of 2021!

Congratulations to the LogicPrep Class of 2021!

We are so proud of our amazing students who were accepted to their top-choice colleges! Amid all of the testing and application changes, we saw incredible acceptances for the most deserving students. In fact, this year 90% of our students were accepted to their top 3 colleges! Check out the full list of student acceptances here!

How to Overcome Senioritis

How to Overcome Senioritis

All of your hard work to this point has paid off, and you have been accepted to college! Some of you have known where you are going for a few months, some have found out recently, but you all have one thing in common: Senioritis.

Everything You Need to Know About Being Waitlisted

Everything You Need to Know About Being Waitlisted

Do I have to wait until May to know if I’m accepted? June? Do I commit to my second-choice school? What are my chances of getting in after being waitlisted? Former Colorado College Admissions Officer Cari explains everything you need to know about being waitlisted.