9 Study Apps College Students Actually Use
If you want to know how to use apps to succeed in college, just ask Stacey Neathawk.
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Why Rankings for the Best Public Universities Matter
The University of South Florida has once again been named one of the top 50 best public universities in America by U.S. News and World Report for 2021. Over the past 10 years, USF has dramatically risen in the rankings from No. 181 to No. ...
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Stampede to Success: A Special USF Open House
Every year, we’re excited to invite high school students and their families to USF for our Stampede to Success college open house! Designed for high school students and their families, this fun event will give you the chance to explore our ...
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Veterans and College Admission FAQs
Military training and experience position veterans for college. Federal legislation helps make college possible for veterans. And colleges strive to enroll veterans and help them succeed. The facts behind those statements answer many of ...
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Mental Health in College: Why It's Important and What You Can Do
The brain deserves our attention. It may only weigh about three pounds, but it’s been called the most complex object in the universe. The fact that you are able to read these words at all is thanks to your brain, with its network of 86 ...
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Myths About SAT and ACT Tests
Everyone loves studying for college entrance exams. Real or not real?
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How to Choose Your Room Style at College
If you’re not sure how to choose your room style at college, you’re not alone. With a wide and overwhelming range of student housing at most colleges, it can get confusing for incoming students and their families. But if you use our tips ...
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Talking About the College Transition: Tips for Parents
Starting college is a series of firsts for students and their parents. Research, campus visits, and the all-important orientation offer data points and examples of what being a freshman means. But there’s no dry run, no drill, no ...
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How to Make Your Day More Productive: Tips for College Counselors
For college counselors, productivity is a measure of how many students can be helped in a day. Nationally, the average ratio of public-school counselors to students is 482-to-1. That means knowing how to make your day more productive is ...
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Tips for Parents on Teaching College-Bound Students How to Be Independent
It’s a safe bet that someone somewhere is writing a doctoral thesis or medical journal article on why there are so many labels these days for overprotective parents: helicopter parents, bulldozer parents, snowplow parents, to name a few. ...
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