As the frenzy of college application submissions winds down, many students and their families breathe a sigh of relief. While this is indeed a significant milestone, it is important to remember that the journey is far from over. Now, it is time to shift your focus towards the next steps in the college admissions process. Here is a quick guide on what to do after submitting your college applications.

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As a college counselor, one of the most common questions I receive from high school students is how to pick colleges based on their intended major. With so many options, it can be overwhelming to decide which college and universities to apply to. Here are some tips for building a balanced college list that is a good fit for your academic interests and future goals.