Moon Prep Blog

Once the excitement of getting accepted into your dream school settles, reality starts to hit you - how will you pay for your tuition? If the financial offer you received is too low and makes it impossible for you to…

If you are looking to fill your summer with a research-intensive camp, you should consider The Clark Scholars Program at Texas Tech University. The camp accepts just 12 students a year and gives students a chance to gain hands-on experience.…

Do you know what you are going to do this summer? If you are a high school junior and are passionate about science and research, you might want to consider applying to the Research Science Institute (RSI). This competitive program…

Getting accepted into a BS MD program is incredibly competitive. If you have filled out the application and made it to the interview round, congratulations! The interview is the next step in the process and how you perform is critical…

Deferred: the limbo of college admissions. You are not accepted, but not rejected either. A deferred applicant was not a strong enough contender to be accepted early admission, so now they are in the regular admission pool with the masses.…

If you got into a school Early Decision, but now are having doubts, what can you do? The rules of ED are confusing because while the decision is not legally binding, you are bound by an honor code to attend.…

If you have been rejected from your ED or EA choice, now is the time to start considering your options. The window for Early Decision II is fast closing and can be your last chance to get admitted before spring.…

Are you a high school student trying to understand what exactly a BS MD program is? If you are considering a career in medicine and are committed to becoming a doctor, then you might want to explore a BS/MD or…

Regardless of your financial level, if you are planning on going to college, you should be filling the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). FAFSA opened their application on October 1st, and if you haven’t done it yet, make…

The traditional narrative for most high school students has been narrowly focused on a path straight into college almost immediately after graduation. Though many students are still following that path, others are choosing a less traditional route. Many schools, including…