First and foremost, it is important that you and your parents have an open discussion about the general realities of how much your family can pay for college. read more
Applying for college financial aid can be complicated, but here's a suggestion that is so simple you might actually overlook it. If you and your family need help completing the forms, ask for it. read more
Every employer is different, but in general, most employers seek at least one relevant internship experience or other related work experience prior to graduation in their new, entry-level hires. read more
Compulsory chapel is typically a requirement at a Christian College, but that is not the case at all institutions. Some institutions offer a voluntary chapel experience, while others provide a variety of experiences from which students gain "chapel credits." read more
If you are planning to study visual or performing arts in college, you have many options. You need to first consider your past experience and training in your intended major. read more
B.S./M.D. programs are looking for students who are very strong academically but also dedicated to a career in medicine. Many programs have minimum academic requirements to even be considered, and this typically includes being in the top 10% of your high school class. read more
Intramural sports programs provide students an opportunity to participate in a variety of competitive and recreational sport activities. You may encounter leagues for men's, women's, or mixed (co-recreational, or CoRec) teams. read more
Most college/admission guidebooks, general college search sites, and individual college websites and publications can be sources of information. read morenext