by Bonnie R. Rabin Ph.D. | Feb 21, 2021 | College Campus Visits-, college counselor Boca Raton, College Planning, Common App, financial aid, financial aid and FAFSA, Florida Pre-Paid Tuition, Gap Year, Law School, online college counselor, Paying for College, pre law, prelaw, Remote College Advising Online, Rolling Admissions, scholarships, STEM, STEM college admissions, STEM College Consultant, STEM Scholarships, Summer Collegiate Programs for High School Students, Uncategorized, Undergraduate Admissions
Greetings Seniors and Families, First, please give a round of applause to our seniors and I offer heartfelt congratulations to students receiving acceptances thus far many including merit-based scholarships and invitations to Honors Programs! Click to... 
by Bonnie R. Rabin Ph.D. | Jan 28, 2021 | AP vs AICE, AP vs IB vs AICE, Boca Raton College Consultant, college counselor Boca Raton, college essay help, College Planning, Common App, Common App 2020-21 Essay Prompts, Coronavirus and College Admissions, Dual Enrollment for High School, financial aid, Florida Pre-Paid Tuition, online college counselor, Rolling Admissions, SAT and ACT prep, scholarships, STEM College Admissions Help, Summer Collegiate Programs for High School Students, Uncategorized
Greetings Students and Parents, In nearly all my blogs, client newsletters and social media posts I emphasize the importance of diving in – as described in detail here:: COLLEGE PLANNING–FINDING YOUR PASSION! WHO ARE YOU? As an educator and... 
by Bonnie R. Rabin Ph.D. | Jan 5, 2021 | Bonnie Rabin, Boulder College Consultant, College Acceptance Rates, college admissions, College Admissions Help Boulder, College Admissions Help Florida, college admissions help NYC, college admissions waitlists, college advisor Boca Raton, college advisor boulder, College Application Essay, College Campus Visits-, College Planning, Rolling Admissions, Uncategorized
colGreetings Seniors and Families (Also -Information for Juniors about Rolling Admissions) There are several reasons why students/parents may still be Googling or searching the Common App database for colleges that are still allowing students to submit college... 
by Bonnie R. Rabin Ph.D. | Dec 5, 2020 | 2024 College Acceptance Rates, college essay help, College Planning, Common Application Prompts 2020-21, Coronavirus and College Admissions, Dual Enrollment for High School, Early Decision ED College Application, financial aid, online college application help, online college counselor, Rolling Admissions, Uncategorized, Undergraduate Admissions, virtual college advisor
Greetings Students and Families, For those of you who applied Early Decison and Early Action- I’m sure you’ve marked your calendars for the Class of 2025 Early Decision Notification Dates. Below I have a comprehensive list of those dates. Keep in mind-... 
by Bonnie R. Rabin Ph.D. | Oct 6, 2020 | College Planning, Common App, Common App 2019-20 Essay Prompts, Florida Pre-Paid Tuition, June SAT Cancellations, online college, online college application help, online college counselor, Paying for College, Revised AP Exam - COVID-19 AP Exam, Rolling Admissions, SAT ACT, SAT and ACT prep, Uncategorized, virtual college advisor
Greetings Students and Families, I hope you had an opportunity to read my ongoing series on all things related to understanding what test scores are required – things are quite different during the 2020-21 application season given test optional policies and the... 
by Bonnie R. Rabin Ph.D. | May 24, 2020 | 2024 College Acceptance Rates, Boca Raton College Consultant, Bonnie Rabin, Boulder College Consultant, college admissions, College Admissions Help Boulder, College Admissions Help Florida, college advisor Boca Raton, college advisor boulder, College Advisor Denver, college advisor New York Cit, COVID-19, Remote College Advising Online, remote college counselor, Rolling Admissions, transfer applications, Uncategorized
Greetings, If you’re a graduating high school senior who may be thinking about making a change to where you’ll be attending this fall or perhaps you’re a undergraduate rethinking launching your career and instead thinking it’s time to attend graduate school—I want to... 
