There is an extreme vulnerability that comes with the college process. We are asked to write about our innermost dreams, reflecting on and analyzing our own identities, who we are and who we want to be....
Former Chronicle News Associate gives her take on current pop culture and politics in a recurring satire column. In this issue, she shares the supplementary college essay she sumbitted to Harvard...
The application for the first social entrepreneurship fellowship is now open to students who are interested in spending this summer executing a start-up proposal to positively impact their community.
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Forty-six students from international schools applied this year, an increase over last year when 36 students applied. Five students from foreign countries enrolled.
There are four students from the United...
All students attending Harvard-Westlake have gone through its application process, most with help from parents or guardians.
Youna Choi’s ’17 experience was different from others’. Her mother speaks...
Prefect Council sent an email to all upper school students today announcing the launch of an electronic ID application that will replicate normal IDs, including photos, ID numbers, barcodes and bus stickers.
In...
Working on her college applications, Aiyana White ’14 stands in a recording studio, crooning “Almost Like Being in Love,” “On My Own” and “It’s Only a Paper Moon” into a microphone. White...
Technological problems with the new Common Application, released online Aug. 1, are beginning to affect students and deans as early application deadlines approach.
"We are pretty frustrated with its functionality,"...
"Join this club! It’ll look good on your college application, and you don’t even need to do anything!" one club president shouted from behind their club table during Activities Fair, the volume of...
