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Service to School Welcomes Two New Members to Board of Directors
Service to School (S2S) proudly announces the addition of Kaleth Wright and Hillary Browning as the two newest members of the Board of Directors effective June 2024.
Service to School Welcomes New Chairman to its Board of Directors
Service to School Announces the Appointment of Bob Spieth as its New Board Chairman
2024 Service to School VetLink Summit Recap
We held our second annual Service to School VetLink Summit at the University of Chicago from June 21-22, 2024.
The Tepper School of Business Partners with Service to School to Support Veterans To Pursue MBA
The Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon University has partnered with Service to School (S2S) to improve the opportunity for highly-qualified veterans to receive an MBA as they transition from military service to the business world.
How to Build a Balanced Application Approach
Applying to college is hard. The application process can be confusing, and there are lots of choices. Do you want to study political science at a good school? Great; you have 4,000 options. Where do you even begin? Building a strong application starts by having an intentional goal, focusing on the parts of the process that allow you to highlight the student you are today, and setting your expectations accordingly. Here are some tips on how to build a balanced application.
2023 Service to School VetLink Summit Recap
We held our first annual Service to School VetLink Summit at the University of Chicago from June 22-24, 2023.
University of California Transfer Information Session
A member of the admissions team at the University of California Irvine presented a transfer information session for our applicants. Here are the key takeaways!
Benefits of Selective Liberal Arts Schools
It happens every year. When I’m talking to applicants about their college lists, they will invariably have the same schools on there, despite each student having different academic interests. Why do certain schools have a chokehold on us? Generally, I think it’s because they are big research universities that are what we think of when we think of “college.”