Twenty-five-year-old Sam Kendricks is one of the world’s best pole vaulters, winning a bronze medal at the 2016 Olympics and five consecutive national titles. But what really makes him stand out is that as much as he wants to win, he cares so much about his sport that he’ll frequently share tips and advice with […]
Read More >Are you leading from the bench?
As she entered her final World Cup run, US soccer legend Abby Wambach had scored more goals than any player—female or male–in soccer history. She was a perennial force who seemed to always come up with a goal when the team needed it most. But before the tournament began, Wambach, a soccer icon who’d captained […]
Read More >Let them do and decide
In business, when the people doing the work are also making the decisions, good things happen. And the same is true for college admissions. Parents, the more you can let your kids make the decisions and do the work in their own college process, the better the results will be.
Read More >Private counselors: Are you worth the wait?
Super chef David Chang runs Momofuku, a group of 13 worldwide restaurants, as well as a bakery and a bar. In the early stages of his first restaurant, he created a pork bun dish that was such a hit with diners, the word spread and people began lining up to get inside—just to get a […]
Read More >Learn about college from our former Collegewise students
Collegewise is hosting a free Facebook live session featuring a panel of our former students who now attend a variety of different colleges. What’s College Really Like?: A Former Collegewise Student Panel Thursday, July 12, 2018 6 p.m. – 7 p.m. PDT They will discuss their experiences on a variety of college campuses, share what they […]
Read More >When applying early means less competition
The sooner someone applies for a job opening at Collegewise, the better their chances of being hired. Obviously, the longer someone waits, the more likely that job will be filled by the time they apply. But there’s a second, more subtle reason for the early advantage, one that can also benefit applicants at some colleges. […]
Read More >Show your best on your worst

This week in Russia, Japan suffered a heartbreaking loss to Belgium in soccer’s World Cup. Up 2-0 in the first half, Japan gave up two goals before surrendering a heartbreaking third as time ran out, sending the Belgians to the quarterfinals and ending Japan’s World Cup run. Before departing, the Japanese players cleaned their locker room to […]
Read More >Bad conversation starters
“Talk to me for a long time about something you don’t really care about.” “Tell me what you think I want to hear—it doesn’t’ have to be the truth.” “Your accomplishments encapsulate you, so let’s hear about them. Nothing else.” “Sell yourself to me. I want to hear your pitch.” “If you’ve made mistakes, please […]
Read More >For counselors working with athletes
When a student would tell me that they were interested in playing a sport in college, I’d always ask the same question. “On a scale of 1-10, how important is it that you play sports in college? 1 is you don’t want to play, 10 is that you would not attend any college where you […]
Read More >Just have dinner
Teen psychologist and Challenge Success founder Madeline Levine needs just one-minute video to remind parents that regular, uninterrupted time with family is more important than just about anything kids could be doing to prepare for college.
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