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10 Things You Need to Pack for Study Abroad
Your semester abroad is coming up and it's time to get packing! From business clothes to important documents, here are 10 essential items you should bring.
by Naomi Hong
Easy Ways to Help Students Find and Win More Scholarships
The scholarship search can feel arduous, but you can help your teen in a lot of ways without taking over. Here are some ideas to team up with your student!
Supporting Victims of Tragedy: How Can Students Help?
The world has been facing a terrifying amount of tragedies and disasters recently. Here are a few ways students can help.
by Zia Sampson
How to Pay for College Without Paying for College
College is expensive, and there's no way around it. But there's an easy way to manage the ever-rising cost without taking out hefty loans: scholarships
5 Good Reasons to Transfer to a Different College
Transferring colleges doesn't mean you failed—it can be a great thing! Here are five good reasons to transfer from one four-year school to another.
6 Smart Financial Plans Before You Study Abroad
Studying abroad in college can add up financially. Before you go on your international adventure, consider these six financial strategies to save some cash.
by Tracy Odell
A Guide to Freelancing in College, Part 1: The Fun Stuff
Ready to work for yourself? Learn the fun side of starting a freelance career in college, from identifying your skills to finding your first paying clients.
7 Tips to Help You Profit With a Freelance Career
Freelance work can be lucrative, but it won't be if you're not doing it right. Here are seven tips to help you launch your freelance career today.
10 Things You Need to Know How to Do Before Going to College
Transitioning from high school to college can be difficult. Learn how to do these 10 helpful things before your first year to make your life easier!
by Elyse Baden
Scholarship FAQ: Expert Advice to Start Your Search With Confidence
Get answers to common scholarship FAQs. Learn how to start your search, find awards, and secure financial aid for college with expert advice.
by Jean O'Toole
7 Things to Avoid Going Into Your Freshman Year
Your first semester of college may seem scary. Luckily, you're not the first student on this journey. Here's what to avoid to make freshman year easier.
by Ebony Forbes
Pros and Cons of Transferring From Community College to a Four–Year School
Many students go to community colleges planning to transfer to four-year schools. Is it the right choice for you? Let's talk benefits and disadvantages.
7 Ways to Get Thousands of Dollars in Financial Aid
Paying for college is at the top of every applicant's mind. How can you lower the bottom line for the next four years? Here are seven ways to do just that!
How to Pay for Grad School: Plan Ahead to Get Ahead
It takes careful planning to make fiscally responsible grad school plans. Check out this advice whether you're in high school, college, or the working world.
How to Compare Your College Financial Aid Award Packages
Not sure which financial aid offer is best? Learn how to compare award letters, calculate the net price, and determine the real cost of each college.
5 Ways to Prepare for Your Life as an Entrepreneur
Starting your own business is a tough path lined with incredible rewards. Here, a successful entrepreneur shares his top tips for taking the first steps.
Understanding the Dangers and Benefits of Credit Cards in College
Credit cards: convenience or crutch? If you have one in college, it's important to know how to use it to your benefit—and not your financial undoing.
by Bill Fay
Easy Scholarship Contests to Enter and Win in 2025
Looking for easy scholarship opportunities with no long essays? CollegeXpress offers scholarship contests for registered users every month. Learn more here!
Tackling the Financial Aid Process With Your Parents
If you're confused by the college financial aid application process, here are some simple ways to work with your parents to make everyone's lives easier.
by Yukeena Waye
Parents, It's Time to Communicate About College Costs
Ready to talk college finances? Discover practical advice for parents to discuss college costs, budgets, and expectations with their high school teens.
by Scott Gibney
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