If you are a college-bound high school graduate, change is coming this fall that will have storylines involving friends, family, and new academic and geographic horizons. Adapting to this radical life transformation will haunt you less if ...
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If you are still in high school, learning good study habits will pay huge dividends now, in college, and beyond. If you have finished high school and have the grades you need to get into college but never got the hang of studying, ...
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Defining why a college education is important involves more than just identifying the superficial benefits of more career opportunities. At a deeper level, college is where you will map a path through life that can take you to places you ...
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Dealing responsibly with the basics of staying healthy needs to be at the top of your daily checklist once you hit campus, because you can’t do your best if you aren’t at your best. So be ready with these top five tips for how to stay ...
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Community college can be your first, best, and final step in a post-secondary education, or it can be a lifesaving way to rescue a derailed plan to attend a dream college. Junior college serving as an academic lifesaver is a fairly common ...
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If you’ve been named a National Merit Semifinalist, you passed the first hurdle to becoming a finalist. Only about 16,000 students earn the PSAT score required to enter the National Merit Finalist race, so you’re in great company.
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People who work their way through the mountain of tips on how high schoolers can use summers to prepare for college will see a pattern emerge. There are a lot of summer tips for high school students preparing for college. Typically, the ...
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After you take the PSAT, the temptation to try pushing the memory of that test out of your mind may be strong. That’s understandable. With the strict rules and format, it was probably one of the most frightening, uncomfortable tests you’ve ...
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Starting college can be a tricky time for both students and their family. Use our top five college facts for families of college-bound high school seniors to help ease the transition and the anxiety.
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As you research different colleges, you’ll probably start learning about different college majors as well. With so many majors available, you might feel overwhelmed. Whatever path you take, earning a college degree has three distinct ...
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