Josh is the Senior Editor at Knewton, where he helps students rock their GMAT preparation and offers guidance about the B-school admissions process.
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Lots of students write in asking questions about the personal statement. And for good reason: This is your one shot to really introduce your personality to an admissions board. It’s like you’re running [...]

This post is from Linda Abraham, founder and president of Accepted.com. Also check out the Accepted team’s first post on our blog for tips on law school personal statements.
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I have just finished reading Made to Stick by the brothers Chip and Dan Heath. I recommend it highly to those of you in sales, communications, or [...]

This piece is from Andrew at CollegeEssayOrganizer.com. He’s been in the SAT game for years, and he’ll post here from time to time with college essay tips.
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A lot of the time, the hardest part of a college essay is just getting started. Too many schools, too many questions, not enough time. Not to mention, the [...]

This is the first in a series of  posts from our friends at Accepted.com. Stay tuned for inside tips on the law school and B-school admissions process.
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What are the most boring, non-starters for your personal statement? Openings that use wording from the question, or in the case of general questions, are so common that they [...]

Jess Nepom is one of the expert GMAT prep and SAT prep teachers at Knewton. She loves helping students navigate the college admissions process; this is the first post of a series that will lay out the timeline of that process step by step. Stay tuned!
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The college admissions process can be intimidating. For many students [...]

Josh Anish is the Senior Editor at Knewton. He’s getting psyched to help students with their SAT prep.
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I tutored for many years before joining the tremendous team here at Knewton.  And during those salad days spent lugging the Big Blue Book around the city, parents always asked me to prioritize the components of the [...]