Most college aid is provided by the government and colleges. In order to obtain financial aid from the government in the form of grants and…
Why the 2024 U.S. News College Rankings Are No Longer Reliable
I visited the University of the Ozarks in March of 2015. Full disclosure: I was one of ten consultants invited to participate in an all…
Welcome to the Rosenblatt College Counseling blog. My name is Ken Rosenblatt, your host, and you can find my biography at the “About Me” heading/link…
The term “special needs” is vague. Educators often use it to include any student with a physical, emotional, or mental disability which requires additional resources…
In my previous post, I noted a growing interest in the Internet as a source of information about college. This post seeks to support an…
Planning to “Trod the Sod”
Deciding which colleges to visit requires students and their families to make tough choices about how to allocate their time…
Is your student a “rising senior”? Rising seniors are students who have finished their junior year in high school.
If your answer is yes, then…
I visited the University of Southern California (USC) in January of 2015 (before I started this blog). I did not tour the campus because my…