Should Students Still Study Computer Science in the Age of AI?
Why the Humanities and Liberal Arts in the AI Era Are Gaining Momentum Humanities and liberal arts in the AI era are gaining renewed attention as artificial intelligence reshapes early-career work and lowers the cost of routine execution. Computer science (CS) isn’t “dead.” But the default advice to “study CS because it’s safe” is becoming […]
Errores comunes al preparar una beca deportiva NCAA (y cómo evitarlos)
Preparar una beca deportiva NCAA es un proceso exigente que combina decisiones académicas, deportivas y estratégicas a largo plazo. Sin embargo, muchos estudiantes y familias cometen errores evitables que no tienen que ver con falta de talento, sino con información incompleta, mala planificación o expectativas poco realistas. Identificar estos errores a tiempo es clave para […]
Beyond the Ivies: Why Smart HNW Families Are Turning to the UK
There’s a meme bouncing around the internet claiming that Bill Gates only flies economy class. Much as the story reeks of the apocryphal, it turns out to be at least partially true. As Netflix co-founder Marc Randolph wrote on LinkedIn, Gates did indeed travel economy during the lower-visibility early days of billionairehood (even though ostensibly […]
Implicated in a University Disciplinary Process
Here’s what you need to know if you’ve been implicated in a university disciplinary process and are preparing to overcome the situation with confidence and grace. Disclaimer: The information provided in this article is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. I am not a lawyer, and nothing in this post […]
Moving to Spain with Teenagers and Education Planning
Spain has become a magnet for international families—and it’s easy to see why. Friendly people, a laid-back lifestyle, sunshine nearly year-round, and a lower cost of living? Yes, please. Add to that the growing possibilities of remote work and a renewed interest in slow living, and Spain feels like a dream destination for multiculturally minded […]
Higher Education in Ireland
Higher Education in Ireland by Anthony Terenzio Ireland is an increasingly compelling option for international students for a number of reasons – chief among them the opportunity to study at any one of seven universities in the top 25% worldwide, not to mention the nearly unmatched industry access presented by its booming economy and the […]
¿Necesito el SAT para estudiar en USA?
Mitos y verdades acerca del examen que (muy probablemente) tendrás que tomar si quieres estudiar en USA by Celeste Moreno Palmero Hace unos días estaba hablando con una familia que se mostraba bastante pesimista respecto a las probabilidades de su hijo de acceder a una universidad estadounidense si no sacaba un buen SAT. El pobre […]
Studying Medicine at Charles University: Which Faculty is Right for You?
by Celeste Moreno Palmero, Ph.D. For students looking to study medicine in Europe, Charles University in Prague stands out as one of the best choices. Established in 1348, it is not only one of the oldest universities in the world, but also one of the most respected, particularly in the field of medicine. With five different medical […]
The Explosive Truth about Fit
When J. Robert Oppenheimer began attending Harvard University as an undergraduate in 1922, he had only recently recovered from a serious gastrointestinal illness (Wikipedia contributors) that had put him well behind his intended timeline for graduation. In order to make up for time lost, young Robert enrolled in six courses per term—50% more than the […]
Perspective in Neurodiversity and Admissions
This one’s personal for me. While I’ve never hidden my own neurodiversity, I’ve also never before addressed it in a public forum like this one. But part of my neurodiversity has been a guileless—at times appreciated by some as honest and direct, at others derided as naive—willingness to open up to others, the consequences be […]
