Joan Isaac Mohr is the Vice President and Dean of Admissions at Quinnipiac University in Hamden, Connecticut.
Should I Defer a Year So I Can Receive In-State Tuition?Sometimes in-state tuition is worth changing your college plans for. Our experts have advice on taking a year off to get in-state tuition. |
Will Dual Enrollment Increase My Chances?Dual enrollment: don't do it to "look good to colleges." Do it because it's the right path for you to take. Learn more on CollegeXpress. |
Does My GPA From My Current School Transfer With Me?Students often wonder if the GPA they've built up will transfer with them to a new college. And we have an expert with a quick answer to that question. |
What Should I Do if I'm Not Happy With My Career Choice?Although, it may seem like it is. The career you choose out of college doesn't have to be your career for life. Here's some expert advice on switching paths. |
What Are HBCUs?HBCU stands for Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Learn a little more about these important schools here! |
How Does Financial Aid Differ for Graduate Students?The graduate financial aid process is a little different than what students got used to for undergrad. Here are the quick answers of what you need to know. |
What Cultural Organizations Are Available in College?Diversity and culture in college extracurricular activities is extremely important. Here's an expert's answer to what you can expect to find on you campus. |
How Can You Measure How Diverse a College Is?Diversity can mean a few different things when it comes to colleges and universities. Here are the factors of a school that measure how diverse it is. |
How Do I Get Into Medical School?This site deals primarily with undergraduate programs, so if you're interested in applying to medical school I'd recommend that you start by looking into the AMA, the American Medical Association. |
When Should I Start Planning for Graduate School?Planning for grad school can depend on what type of grad school are you thinking about? Medicine? Dentistry? Law? Or an advanced degree in your chosen field? |
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