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Ivy Day is swiftly approaching, and when it arrives, students across the country will receive their Ivy League admissions decisions. Anticipated to be on March 28th, Ivy Day marks the end of months of waiting. Many students are eager to

After weeks of waiting, the Class of 2028 acceptance rates for Regular Decision are finally rolling in! As colleges and universities release their data, Command Education has you covered with live updates.

Time off of school during summer break offers a critical opportunity for students to bolster their college application profiles. Here are three ways that students can compellingly convey their passions and talents through their summer jobs!

As families consider their options and seek to find the right college consulting firm, many make inadvertent assumptions about what constitutes a knowledgeable and qualified consultant. Given the rapidly changing landscape of top college admissions, it can be challenging to

Whether you were deferred in the early application round or you are awaiting a decision from a school you applied to regular decision, waiting can be one of the most challenging aspects of the college admissions process. While it’s natural

Last week, Yale joined Dartmouth in announcing the end of their test-optional admissions policy. Students applying for fall 2025 admission will be required to submit scores for one of four standardized tests as part of their Yale applications.

Applying to colleges and universities in the United States can be a daunting task for international students navigating an unfamiliar admissions process. Command Education Senior Mentors have helped students from all over the world achieve success and earn admission to

These 36 questions can serve as a starting point for you to research schools on your list and prepare for your college visits this spring. Bring any unanswered or intriguing questions along as you visit your top schools and seek

Amidst recent predictions that the SAT is poised to make a comeback at Ivy League and other top schools, Dartmouth has become the first Ivy League institution to retire its test-optional policy. Applicants to the Class of 2029 will again

Ivy League institutions have long prioritized legacy status in their admissions processes, giving the family members of alumni an advantageous position in top universities’ ever-swelling applicant pools. While legacy status might continue to offer some benefits in the Ivy League