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How to Prepare for a Federal Service Academy
If you're interested in serving in the military after college, there are five federal service academies to consider attending. Learn all about them here.
by Scott Gibney
Three Things You Need to Graduate on Time as a Transfer
Discover three essential steps for transfer students to maximize college credit transfers, secure financial aid, and stay on track for a timely graduation.
Amazing Scholarships and Grants for Animal Lovers
Fund your college degree with these top scholarships and grants for animal lovers, veterinary students, and animal welfare volunteers.
7 Smart Things You Should Do on Your Next Campus Visit
College visits are an exciting time to travel and get to know your schools of interest. If you're going on campus tours soon, you should do these seven things.
How to Better Manage Your US University and Scholarship Search Process
Managing the US admission process while also searching for scholarships to pay for college is a lot for any student. Use this advice to balance it all.
When Should I Start Planning for Medical School?
Med school hopeful should be sticking to a fairly strict timeline to get ready to apply for admission. Here's some expert advice on when you should start.
How and Why to Avoid Credits That Don't Benefit Your Degree
Some college courses seem fun, but if they don't count toward your degree, are they worth your time? Here's how to avoid credits that won't benefit you.
by Alyssa Abel
Your Ultimate Guide to a 4.0 Grade Point Average
Improving your grades is always a beneficial goal. Here's what a 4.0 GPA means for college-bound high schoolers, university students, and job seekers.
My Best Advice for Navigating Your Campus Visits
Campus visits are one of the most important (and potentially most stressful) parts of applying to college. Here's my best advice for navigating them!
Where to Look for Health Care Internships in High School
Interning or volunteering in health care during high school can give your college applications a huge boost. Here's where to look for these opportunities.
5 Insider Tips for BS/MD Admission Success
Impress direct-entry medical program admission committees with these top tips on writing a great essay, avoiding mistakes, showing commitment, and more.
by Kristen Moon
January Scholarship Opportunities to Apply For
We have scholarships for everyone to celebrate the New Year! Check out all these great opportunities to win free money for college in January.
Plan Your Study Abroad Adventure With This Simple Timeline
Planning your study abroad experience can be daunting. But this timeline breaks everything down, making the process less overwhelming and a lot simpler.
by Emily Rogan
Great Specialized Undergraduate Colleges and Institutes in the Midwest
Interested in pursuing specialized fields like health care, aviation, or Bible studies? Check out this list of great undergraduate colleges in the Midwest.
10 of the Best Colleges and Universities for Coffee Lovers
Coffee is the fuel that gets students through college, but some places are better than others for options. Here are 10 great schools for coffee lovers!
Great Public Comprehensive Undergraduate Colleges and Universities in the Midwest and West
Discover top public comprehensive colleges in the Midwest. Explore diverse academic paths, affordable tuition rates, and extensive campus student resources.
Top Tips on Becoming a Well–Rounded Student
Top colleges look for top students. But what makes a "top" student? Here are some tips on how to be the well-rounded student colleges are looking for.
by Enoc Curiel
Top 10 Ways You Can Help Your Students Stand Out to Colleges
Students need your support during the college search and admission process. Here are 10 ways counselors can help students stand out to schools they care about.
by Lisa Bleich
Acclimating to Your New Campus
A major contributor to college success is identifying with the school and wanting to be there. If you're thinking about making a change, know that you're not the only one!
How High School Students Can Pursue an Interest in Law
Law school is a long road that may seem far away for high school students, but there’s a lot you can do to foster this interest now. Learn more here!
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