Lindsay Tanne Howe is featured in USA TODAY in Adam Stone’s recommendations for helping students navigate AI.

In Wealth Management, Lindsay Tanne Howe answers the question, when every door is open, how do children choose their own paths?

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Purist Magazine interviews LogicPrep Founder & CEO Lindsay as a Global Admissions Expert on when to start, what matters and how to stand out.

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The 2025–26 college application cycle proved to be as competitive as ever, but our students rose to the challenge, with results that reflect years of commitment, curiosity, and resilience. Each acceptance represents a student who showed up consistently, deepened their interests, and thoughtfully crafted their story over time. Congratulations to the LogicPrep Class of 2026!

INKL’s Lena Muhtadi Borrelli interviews Lindsay Tanne Howe to provide her expert strategies on preserving students’ and families’ well-being during the college application journey.

In the 2025-26 college application cycle, early admissions remains as competitive as ever, and once again, the process continues to move earlier and earlier. LogicPrep advisors helped students determine not only where to apply early, but how and why - approaching early rounds with clarity, confidence, and a genuine competitive edge.

In Family Office Magazine, Lindsay Tanne Howe explores how to “future-proof” the next generation, emphasizing adaptability, curiosity, and core values. She shares thoughtful, actionable, advice for parents of elementary through high school-aged children as families grapple with the pervasiveness of AI, an increasingly uncertain and competitive job market, and questions about the long-term ROI of a liberal arts education.

Students seeking to guarantee their spot in an undergraduate business program must apply for “direct admit” programs. Learn what it means to apply as a “direct admit” student, who business programs are looking for, and how to stand out in a competitive pool. Plus, we examine the admissions policies of some of the most popular direct admit programs among LogicPrep students.

Sarah Wood of U.S. News & World Report turns to Lindsay’s expertise in standardized testing - and when to send scores to test-optional colleges.

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In WealthManagement.com, Lindsay unveils why more American families are are looking abroad for higher education opportunities, how European universities are adapting, and what U.S. students can expect from these programs.

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Lindsay Tanne Howe discusses how high-net worth families can approach the college admissions process strategically, with broader considerations around global mobility, long-term planning, and family enterprise at the center.

Westfair Business Journal’s Jeremy Wayne features LogicPrep and our newly opened office in Greenwich, CT.

Lindsay has been named a 914INC 2025 Women in Business Honoree for her remarkable achievements and entrepreneurial vision as an inspiring leader in Westchester County!

LogicPrep once again participated in the largest college admission counseling conference of the year: NACAC 2025. Learn this year’s major themes and insights.

Georgette Gouveia from the Westfair Business Journal interviews Lindsay on navigating the admissions process. Read her advice here.

Curious about what you can do now to set your child up for long-term success?

Check out Lindsay's featured editorial in Greenwich Moms, a must-read for parents of kids from elementary to high school! Lindsay shares six key questions every parent should ask now — to improve student outcomes and create peace of mind for the whole family.

Norman Vanamee and Town & Country featured LogicPrep in their Best College Admissions Counselors list.

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Canada might not be the first destination students looking to study internationally might think of, but with its world-class universities and simple application process, we believe it should be! Here’s everything you need to know about applying to Canadian Universities.

Under the current administration’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act, families can now use 529 plans beyond college tuition and room & board to cover K-12 educational expenses, including tutoring services and test prep for the SAT, ACT, and AP exams.