Watch any teen drama set in high school and eventually, you’ll see the characters wrestling with the choices they have to make after graduation. Whether it’s Nathan Scott in One Tree Hill going to play basketball in college or Devi ...
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Happy spring break! For you high school seniors, you are nearing the finish line. With a break from the hustle and bustle of your senior year, utilize your spring break to not only relax and enjoy yourself but also to prepare as best you ...
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I’ve always been amused by speculative history. Whether it’s a meticulous sci-fi story about mankind in the twenty-third century, a cartoony take like The Jetsons, or a weirdly prophetic magazine spread from a 1900 edition of Ladies’ Home ...
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How to Apply to College as a Homeschooled Student When you’re homeschooled, learning becomes a part of everyday life. You read Shakespeare on the sofa with your corgi. You study marine biology on your family fishing trip. You devote ...
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Getting admitted to college is a huge milestone, but to get that admission, you have to follow a few steps first. And those steps can get a bit confusing at times — we’re nothing if not self-aware here at USF.
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We’ve been where you are, so we get it: the college admissions process is harrowing. In fact, you probably found this post after a panicked Google search: Does your college choice affect your career? What if you don’t get into — or choose ...
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You’ve consulted everything. A guidance counselor. A tarot deck. A magic eight ball. A pro-con list so thorough, Rory Gilmore could’ve made it. But you still feel paralyzed by looming college decisions. Where should you apply? And — if ...
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The acceptance letters are rolling in and it feels like everyone around you can’t stop wondering where you’ll land—presumably even your postal worker, who’s been seeing a ton of college logos pop up in her mailbag. The time has come to ...
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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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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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