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Everything from our name and age to our food preferences is stored in a vault or a cloud, on a server somewhere, waiting to be retrieved and pinged across the globe to allow us to sign in to our email account or enable a cruise line to target us for a vacation advertisement. GoToCollegeFairs.com Blog Post Navigating the Endless Possibilities of a Gap Year A college degree can be the stepping-stone to wider, more satisfying career choices and higher earning potential. Holly Lazzaro Blog Post FAFSA Deadline Change: A Positive Move or Adding More Chaos to the Mix? If this headline caught your attention, you probably already know about the FAFSA deadline change. However, for those who don’t, here are the facts: Holly Lazzaro Webinar GoToCollegeFairs.com Mobile App This short video will show you both the advantages of using the smartphone app for scanning as well as offer a quick tutorial on use. Holly Lazzaro Blog Post 8 Ways to Show a College They’re Your Top Pick So you’ve done the research, narrowed your list, and come out with one—or two, or three—top schools. These are your dream schools, or at least the ones you want to… Holly Lazzaro Blog Post The 6 Things Incoming Freshman Need to Know About FERPA As a brand new college student, the term “education record” probably sounds neither scary, nor sexy. After all, that’s just grades right? And your senior year English teacher used to… Holly Lazzaro Blog Post Turning the Social Media Tables: Students Use Facebook, Instagram to Choose Colleges Back when social media first appeared on the Internet scene, students everywhere were advised to carefully examine and “clean up” their accounts, because college admissions officers now had unprecedented access… Holly Lazzaro Blog Post 3 Key Predictors of College Success Predicting college success is important to a lot of people for a lot of reasons. Students, obviously, want to know what they can do to be successful—it’s their future at… Holly Lazzaro Blog Post Top 5 Reasons to Make a Campus Visit Campus visits are and often time-consuming, expensive, and, let’s face it, intimidating. However, they’re also a very important part of the college search process. After all, this is where you’re… Holly Lazzaro Blog Post Parent Tips: DO’s and DON’Ts of Helping Your Child Apply for College The college application process can feel daunting to anyone, never mind sixteen- or seventeen-year-olds trying to balance their social lives, romance lives, and . . . oh yeah, high school… Holly Lazzaro Blog Post Educational Data Governance: Tips and Best Practices We live in a world full of data. Everything from our name and age to our food preferences is stored in a vault or in a cloud, on some sort… Holly Lazzaro Blog Post 10 Ways to Recruit International Students Recruiting students from around the world can be a truly challenging endeavor. With colleges nationwide looking to increase international enrollment, the pressure on college recruiters is higher than ever to… Holly Lazzaro Blog Post College applications: how many is too many? Let’s face it: getting admitted to college is hard. Admissions are competitive, and even if you’re a top student with tons of extracurriculars, getting into your first or even second… Holly Lazzaro Blog Post 10 Uncomfortable-But-Necessary Financial Aid Questions You Need to Ask No matter who you are or how much you have, talking about money is awkward. But it’s especially awkward when you’re asking for it. Unfortunately, most students need to ask… Holly Lazzaro Blog Post “Next Steps” to Take After Attending a College Fair So you attended a college fair. Great! You learned about some schools, hopefully discovered a new one or crossed a “possible” one off your list, and made some fantastic connections… Holly Lazzaro Blog Post The Coalition: Is It Truly a Better Alternative to the Common App? When it debuted in 1975, the Common Application—or “Common App”—started a process that would ultimately revolutionize the college application. No more filling in repetitive fields over and over and over…. Holly Lazzaro Blog Post The New(ish) SAT: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Standardized testing—the bane of every college-bound student’s existence. As if it weren’t hard enough to prepare for a 3+ hour test, the rules and design of the test keep changing. Is this just a strategy to keep students (and their parents . . . and their teachers . . . and their therapists) on their toes? Holly Lazzaro Blog Post Top 5 questions to ask a college recruiter You’re at a college fair, waiting to talk to a certain college rep. You’ve been in line for what feels like ages, and you’re finally at the front of the pack. The college rep looks at you, smiles, and waits for you to say your piece. But wait—what is it you wanted to ask??? Holly Lazzaro Blog Post Parent Tips: How to Help Your Child Prepare for a College Fair (and Then Get Out of Their Way) As the parent of a college-bound student, you want to do everything in your power to get your child to the school of their dreams. And while...