Welcome, high school sophomores, to an exciting phase of your academic journey! As you embark on the path toward college, early planning and preparation will help you stay on track. In this blog post, we’ll dive into some valuable tips and ...
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It might seem a little silly to begin preparing for college during your freshman year. You’re probably still getting used to your new high school building! But the truth is, the earlier you start preparing for college, the less stress ...
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If you’re a high-achieving junior or senior in high school, you’re likely considering an Honors College experience when you take the next step in your academic journey.
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Put on your favorite football jersey and bake yourself some shortbread: tonight is the season finale of “Ted Lasso.” (And it might also be the last episode ever, but we’re too busy shouting WE’RE RICHMOND TILL WE DIE to listen to this ...
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How much will you make when you graduate college? It’s a good question, especially as the cost of living rises around the world. In Tampa, Florida, for example, you’d needa$75,416salary to afford a home. Since the average starting salary ...
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As the parent of a college-bound student, it's natural to feel excited, proud and even a little unsure as your child begins this new stage of life. Because you want nothing more than for them to succeed in their educational journey, it's ...
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When your student transfers from a two-year college to a four-year university, it can feel like they’re “leaving the nest” all over again.
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Plenty of cool planets exist in the universe. One may be made of diamonds. Another — once thought to be a twin to Earth — burns forever, all fire and heat. But Earth is the only planet teeming with life, in ways we don’t always realize. ...
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Are you a college student with aspirations to become a doctor? While it may seem daunting, with hard work and dedication, getting into medical school is absolutely possible. In this post, we'll discuss the different ways you can increase ...
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Did you know it’s possible to finish college with not one degree, but two? 5-year combined degree programs allow students to earn a bachelor’s degree and a master’s degree in an accelerated timeline of just five years.
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