With COVID-19, online education has been put to the test more than ever. Online courses have gone from a convenient option to a mandatory...

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Making a final choice of a college or a boarding school once admitted can be one of a student’s most exciting moments in life so far. Due...

Tell me a bit about yourself I recently graduated from Georgetown University with a degree in international politics and minors in...

Interviews can be daunting. You'll find yourself in a waiting room full of other well-dressed, well-rehearsed candidates with resumes...

Many schools, scholarships, and jobs will require that applicants submit letters of recommendation as part of the application process. ...

While in an earlier blog my colleague Taylor Chin explained to us HOW to get involved professionally, I would like to discuss the WHY....

There are plenty of good reasons to consider taking a “gap year” between the end of high school and the start of college. Common reasons...

The recent admission scandal holds a mirror to the situation in American education. On the one hand, it brings up the legitimate question...

With the idea of the International Baccalaureate (IB) created in 1962 and the official IB organization founded in 1968, students all over...

It was wonderful to see so many people interested in American education at our Moscow event last Saturday! Since we know that not...

As some of you know, Hermiona Education held a phenomenal event recently in Moscow, telling Russian international students the insider...

Continuing our blog from January 15th 2019, let's talk about some specific examples of how to spend the summer. First of all, it’s very...

There’s a myth that summer programs for teenagers are mostly sports camps or language schools, but that’s definitely not the case. In...

1) Start building your resume. The first step in getting professionally involved as an undergraduate is to write your resume. The most...

Of course, this is all subjective, but I would say that the ideal time to start thinking about college is in 8th grade. College...

The reason I remember so much from my first week of college is because of how exhilarating it was. While college itself was a trial, the...

Being a student is tough, but it’s also a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to develop a strong character and work ethic. While my schedule...

High school students from Russia and other Eastern European countries often underestimate how important extracurricular activities are in...

The eternal struggle: to take AP classes or not? In addition to wanting excellent grades from their applicants, top American universities...