Unsure about a specific major to think about as you're looking for colleges? That's okay! A student's time in college is tailor made for self-exploration and discovery. Here are some tips for where to start while you're still in high school.

One of the major concerns for families these days is the rising cost of college. Over the past 10 years, tuition, room and board, books, and general expenses have grown exponentially, and the forecast for the next 10 is similar growth.

As of March, 2017, at least one of our seniors has been accepted to each of the colleges below. Even though many students have already been accepted to their top choices, we recognize the value of families having options for their students’ futures, and thus our list will continue to grow.

Your guide to understanding college Disability Support Services.

As of March 20, 2016, at least one of our seniors has been accepted to each of the colleges below. Even though many students have already been accepted to their top choices, we recognize the value of families having options for their students’ futures, and thus our list will continue to grow.

Completion of the FAFSA can be stress inducing and time consuming.  Waiting on last year's income tax return to file the FAFSA was a stress inducer for many families, Prior prior year tax information has made it much easier to apply for financial aid.

AIM’s college counseling team recently sat down with alumnus Alec Kay, class of ‘13 to talk about his experiences at Cabrini College.

Looking to understand colleges use of numbers can be a challenge. There are numbers for graduation rates, percent of students employed after graduation, admissions selectivity percentages, diversity numbers, and many many more.

As you prepare for your intensive college search, here a few things to help guide you in the earliest stages; both for students and for parents…

After two years of think-tanking, talking, planning, and designed, the U.S. Department of Education has finally released its “College Scorecard”. Here are the basics behind this new system.

While AIM’s College Counseling office certainly supports planning and college preparation, we caution that very early college prep can be more detrimental than it can be helpful.

We here at AIM’s college counseling program sat down with Certified Financial Planner and 30 year veteran of the financial aid process, Michael Grossman. We asked Michael a few questions about what families should keep in mind as they navigate college choice and the role financial aid plays.

As of March 30, 2015, at least one of our seniors has been accepted to each of the colleges below. Even though many students have already been accepted to their top choices, we recognize the value of families having options for their students’ futures, and thus our list will continue to grow.

To help students understand their prospects for electives, college majors, and career paths, AIM has developed its 4 Threads to the Future curriculum. Beginning early in their freshman year, AIM students are exposed to each thread as a means to broaden their interests and help them gain a deeper understanding of the possibilities that lie ahead.

AIM’s college counseling team recently sat down with alumnus Jon Fuiman, class of ‘12 to talk about his experiences at Elizabethtown College, where he is a junior.

5 steps that you can take to make your financial aid application experience a little easier.

Welcome to the AIM Academy Office of College & Career Counseling blog. While the blog itself is a work in progress, we hope that you will find articles, interviews, profiles, information, and ideas that will be useful to understanding the college process.