We know students are anxious about changes to the May and June AP exams.

So we partnered with Prompt.com to offer a webinar to give you more information about these changes and in particular, how to prep for the writing-intensive exams (AP Language, Literature, US History, World History, and European History).

Sign up for this FREE webinar. Once you sign up, you'll receive an email with the Zoom link and password:

We're also offering a $10 discount off the $74.99 fee. Use the code R2CAP (the discount is only valid till end of day April 15th).

If your high school student received all their financial aid/merit scholarship offers, please share that information in our Compare College Offer tool.

By submitting this information you'll be able to easily compare your student's offers against offers from other students at the same schools and potentially decide to write a financial aid appeal.

We've crowdsourced over 2000 offers at 700+ schools. 

High school juniors and seniors will assuredly be impacted the most from the pandemic.

We know seniors are missing out on lots of milestones, like prom and graduation, but the status of their freshman year of college could also take a hit.

Juniors will have to consider which schools will be going test-optional (spoiler alert: A LOT).

We recently spoke with Jeff Selingo and Michael Horn, two experts in the field of higher ed, and their perspectives and take on the situation were very illuminating.

Here’s what high school seniors need to know about making college decisions in the era of COVID-19.

And here’s what juniors should be aware of for the next admissions cycle.