Moon Prep Blog

Choosing a college major is one of the most important academic decisions you'll make — but it doesn’t have to be stressful. Whether you already have a dream career in mind or you’re still figuring things out, on our latest…

For many students, the personal statement is one of the most daunting parts of the college application process. At 650 words, it’s short—but it carries a lot of weight. This one essay will be sent to nearly every school on…

Starting college is an exciting milestone—but it can also feel overwhelming. From logistics to personal growth, there's a lot to consider as you make the leap into this new chapter. Whether you're a student gearing up for your first semester…

The summer before your senior year is an exciting yet pivotal time in your college application journey. As a 2026 applicant, you have the opportunity to take charge of your application preparation while still enjoying a break from the usual…

Now that the 2024/25 college admissions season has officially wrapped up, students across the country have finalized their decisions and committed to the next chapter of their academic journeys. But for younger students—especially those aspiring to enter direct medical programs…

Standardized testing can feel like one of the most overwhelming parts of the college process—but with the right strategy and timing, it doesn’t have to be. Whether you’re deciding between the SAT and ACT or wondering when to start prepping,…

College admissions decisions have likely all been released now. While many students may have secured admission into their dream schools or top programs, others might be feeling disappointed with their results. Perhaps they received an acceptance to traditional pre-med schools,…

For months, students who applied to BS/MD programs have been anxiously awaiting their application results. Highly competitive, these programs often accept just 1% or 2% of their applicants. Students might feel lucky to be accepted to just one program, let alone…

BS/MD programs seek academically strong students who can handle the intensity of medical school. One way to demonstrate this readiness is by taking a rigorous high school course load, including Advanced Placement (AP), International Baccalaureate (IB), and dual enrollment courses.…

High school students interested in a career in dentistry might be considering BS/DMD or BS/DDS programs to gain a head start into the profession. Because these combined programs offer conditional acceptance into a partnered dental school, they are highly competitive…