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We put our experience as students, teachers and administrators, to work for applying families. At AQ, we work to develop and find focused tools that help families navigate the private school and boarding school world.
Below are AQ articles and thoughts on independent schools, as well as links to other online resources that we like.
by Peter Baron, AdmissionsQuest, Inc.
Andrew Churchill, former Dean of Admission at New Hampton School, answers questions and makes recommendations about beginning a school search.
by John Connolly
Parents and their children benefit from the high academic standards, values-added education offered by Catholic Schools. AQ examines the many benefits associated with Catholic Schools.
by Brian Fisher, AdmissionsQuest, Inc.
As a follow up to our PG article, we've put together a list of Gap Year Programs and resources that provide a starting point for the kinds of experiences that many students and families seek.
by Marylou Marcus
Educational consultant Marylou Marcus offers tips for students who have been accepted at a boarding school or private school.
by Marylou Marcus
Educational consultant Marylou Marcus offers tips for students who have been waitlisted at their first-choice school boarding school or private school.
by Brian Fisher, AdmissionsQuest, Inc.
Considering a post graduate year? AQ examines the history of the 'PG' year and why they're offered by prep schools.
by Brian Fisher & Peter Baron, AdmissionsQuest, Inc.
Looking for a job in a boarding school or a private day school? AQ provides a list of resources to consider as you begin your prep school teaching search.
by Brian Fisher, AdmissionsQuest, Inc.
Trying to decide between 7-day & 5-day boarding schools? AQ breaks down the differences between the two to help you decide which is the best fit for you.
by Peter Baron, AdmissionsQuest, Inc.
A collection of links to boarding school & private school resources.
by Brian Fisher, AdmissionsQuest, Inc.
Joining a new boarding school community can be an exhilarating experience, but it can evoke feelings of homesickness. AQ examines the problem with the help of residential life experts.
