Back to School Contest for High School Seniors
This week, Popp & Associates is excited to host a Back To School Contest for the Class of 2015. High school seniors and parents are encouraged to [...]
Have Faith in Your Voice: Tips for Writing Your College Essay
So here we are in August with much of the summer behind us, fall sports teams are starting their summer training, Back-to-School sales are on, and The [...]
College Student Discounts
The Popp & Associates July newsletter is here! If you are a new or returning college student, don't miss this edition as an incredible list of college [...]
Summer Reading for the College-Bound
During summer vacation, the pace of everyday life calms down for many of us. The summer can be the perfect opportunity to relax and catch up on [...]
June Checklist for Rising Seniors
As I write this article and refer to students as "rising seniors," I'm wondering where the time has gone. It's hard to believe that the 2014-2015 college [...]
Show Your College Love Contest Winner Announced!
Popp & Associates is excited to announce that Emma Mahoney '14 from Concord-Carlisle High School in Concord, MA has been named the winner of the 2014 Show Your [...]
The Homestretch for Seniors
You made it, seniors! May 1 will be here soon, and your college application process has come to an end. I'm sure there were many days in [...]
Popp & Associates Announces 2014 Show Your College Love Contest
Popp & Associates is proud to announce the first Show Your College Love Contest for high school seniors and current college students! We are excited to sponsor [...]
Successful College Visits: What You Need to Know
We are excited to feature a guest interview in our March newsletter with Maria Furtado, Executive Director of Colleges That Change Lives, Inc. Maria's extensive professional experience in college [...]
Admission Decisions and More: What Seniors Need to Know
College admission decisions have started arriving, and that means that seniors' college application journeys are finally coming to an end. I can hear the relief in students [...]
