Students don’t just wait around for emails or info sessions anymore. They go straight to social media for answers. From Reddit threads to Instagram comments, prospective students are asking real, unfiltered questions about college life, ...
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It’s almost National College Decision Day, and as a school counselor, you’re bursting with pride. You’ve mentored these kids since they were brand-new ninth graders who got lost on the way to their lockers. Now, they’re getting ready to ...
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It’s hard to imagine a better example of a student who’s “getting the most out of college” than Reaghan Ard. Her passion is palpable, her curiosity is contagious, and her schedule is more jam-packed than some heads of state.
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As I type this, my son is starting the second semester of his junior year, and with that comes a rush of emotions. Have I done enough? Have I done too much? Will he be able to figure things out on his own when he needs to? In less than a ...
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Watching Sofia Chepenik score, you’d think she was born to play lacrosse. The first female lacrosse player to sign a lifetime NIL deal, Chepenik earned First Team American All-Conference honors last season. She’s a key reason why USF’s ...
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You’ve made it —your child is 18, ready to go off into the world and conquer college life. As a parent or guardian, you’re probably experiencing all kinds of feelings right now, from pride to anxiety. I have a child in high school, so I ...
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Starting the financial aid process can be completely and utterly confusing. What does it all mean? Where should you and your student begin? What’s most important?
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What does college mean to you? We spend a lot of time offering up reasons why the University of South Florida is the perfect setting for your college journey.
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The balancing act known as college can be an intense undertaking for anyone, but for first-generation college students it could feel like trying to decode an entire system that seems like it’s written in another language.
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