Accepted: “2013 College Admissions Survey Highlights”
U.S. News University Directory: “Report: Many SAT Takers Unprepared for College- Level Work”
The Financial Times: “The right to hide our youthful mistakes”
All Tech Considered (NPR): “This Law Wants To Save Teen’s Reputations, But Won’t”
The Boston Globe (College Bound): “Tips from tutors on how to ace the SAT and ACT”
The Christian Science Monitor: “Flatlining SAT scores are ‘a call to action’ for educators”
The Orlando Sentinel: “SAT scores 2013 released: Florida students below nation”
MOMS ‘N Charge: “5 Easy Tips to Master When Preparing for an Interview”
mom.me: “Could a Web ‘Eraser Button’ for Teens Actually Work?”
The Huffington Post: “Teen Get Online ‘Eraser Button’ With New California Law”
Reuters: “California law allows kids to erase digital indiscretions”
NBC- Kansas City, Missouri: “California passes social media bill; allows minors to erase postings”
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: “Survey: Less than a third of college applicants’ personal essays are excellent or outstanding”
KPCC (Southern California Public Radio): “UPDATE: Gov. Jerry Brown signs bill increasing online privacy for minors in California”
U.S. News University Directory: “College Admissions Officers Ready for Revamped SAT”
Reputation Management: “Online Reputation Management for High School Students”
The Los Angeles Times: “Putting your best Facebook forward”
The National Jurist: “The National Jurist- Law grads give schools high marks, but want change”
