New Jersey

  • Princeton University (5,826)

  • Montclair State University (18,712) 

  • Rutgers University (38,000)

View fullsize As a college counselor, I spend much of my time helping students and families navigate one of the most important investments they will ever make. For decades, the traditional four-year college experience has been viewed as the primary pathway to care
View fullsize Fancy this view from your Career Placement office? Well it can be yours! The University of Zurich is an attractive option for American students seeking a world class research university. As Switzerland’s largest university and one of Europe&rsq
View fullsize How’s this for a dramatic commencement location? Want to get the GWU experience perspective from both mom and counselor eyes? Contact thecollegesage.com now! We would love to share all the great things about college life in the heart of DC! #gw
View fullsize At the College Sage, we encourage students to look beyond rankings and ask a more meaningful question: “Where will I be challenged academically, supported personally, and inspired to grow?” Georgetown University is one of the institutions
View fullsize College admissions can feel overwhelming, but for the graduating Class of 2026, support came in a powerful form: College Sage’s pro bono counseling program. This year, dedicated counselors Sue Woods and Cindy Smithy worked one-on-one with 76 se
View fullsize The future is so bright because each generation adapts, creates, and innovates. May 1 is always the day that we sit back and reflect on just how grateful we are to entrust our future to such capable younger hands. Thank you to The College Sage Class
View fullsize Did you know this is The College Sage’s first visit to Arkansas! So excited to see the University of Arkansas which offers a great blend of strong academics, vibrant campus life, and a distinctly spirited culture. Located in Fayetteville (about
View fullsize Rhodes College is one of the South’s most distinctive gems, perfectly blending the intimacy of a premier liberal arts college with the energy of Memphis. The first thing we noticed is the campus’s breathtaking Collegiate Gothic architectu
View fullsize Our next cross country roadtrip stop is the University of Mississippi which offered a compelling blend of history, culture, and student life—most powerfully experienced through the James Meredith Statue and the The Grove. The James Meredith st
View fullsize Our cross country roadtrip continues! This campus visit has been a long time in the making but we did it all! We were overwhelmed with Southern hospitality while we toured everything from the engineering center to the stunning business building and t
View fullsize Did you know that The College Sage also does career counseling? We have helped many young adults to launch their careers and we’re currently helping two recent graduates to find their dream jobs in the education and jewelry fields. When The Col
View fullsize The College Sage Cross Country College Road Trip has begun! Follow our adventures as we fill in the few missing campus visits in our otherwise broad repertoire! Our first stop had to be USC Aiken! We couldn’t wait to visit and celebrate the wom
View fullsize We loved hearing our good friend Ted Dintersmith discuss his latest book about the math curriculum in education today. Like The College Sage, we both believe in guiding students to finding their individual passions and best academic choices along the
View fullsize One of Rollins’ most defining features is its lakeside campus on Lake Virginia in beautiful Winter Park FL, which directly shapes student life. Unlike many liberal arts colleges, Rollins integrates its natural setting into both academics and re
View fullsize A tour, reception, and dinner with an alumna - how much better does it get for learning all the scoop on the University of Edinburgh! Here are a few fun did-you-knows: 1. Teviot is the oldest purpose built student union building in the world. Aside
View fullsize There’s something interesting going on in higher education right now. It’s a battle cry for students to talk, converse, read and think. Last night we had the pleasure of spending time with the Williams College President Mandel. We were st

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