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"It's not hyperbolic to say that almost everyone is doing it."

Nearly all private school students are gaming the college-admissions exams by obtaining doctors' notes – stating they have ADHD or another handicap – since those allow them extra time to finish the questions, according to a new report.

If you think your Oxbridge application will stand out to Ivy League universities like Harvard - think again, warns Command Education

Enter the second annual New York Post Scholars Writing Contest where high schoolers from around the New York area are invited to showcase their writing skills and journalistic instincts for the chance to have their article published in the New York Post and on nypost.com. 

Honorees from the 2023 New York Post Scholars ProgramThe New York Post is continuing its acclaimed writing contest again this year, in partnership with Command Education, the nation’s leader in...

As students compete to get into the top universities across the United States, a report found that many parents are spending hundreds of thousands on 'elite consultants' that will turn their kids' college apps into 'Ivy League bait'

Elite educational consultants like Command Education charge upwards of $120,000 a year to sculpt high-school kids into Ivy League bait.

Dream of attending an Ivy League school? An admissions expert from Command Education has explained why extracurriculars are key to successful college applications.

The competitive college admissions process is forcing students to get creative. Valedictorians and student body presidents are no longer a shoo-in for the top schools.

Facing college rejection? This guide explores strategies to turn setbacks into success, offering insights on reapplying and securing admission. Read to learn more.