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Willamette University — Salem, OR
Founded in 1842, Willamette University is a private four-year comprehensive university known for its strong academic programs in the arts, sciences, and law. It is located on a 72-acre campus in Salem, Oregon—45 miles south of Portland.
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Eckerd College — St. Petersburg, FL
Founded in 1958, Eckerd College is a private, Presbyterian-affiliated liberal arts college that is known for its emphasis on environmental studies and its location on the coast. It is located on a 188-acre campus on Boca Ciega Bay in St. Petersburg, Florida—25 miles from Tampa.
Yes, connect me!Math in the Real World: Different Careers You Could Pursue
Think being a math major just means teaching? Discover a wide range of career paths in tech, finance, and science, plus the skills you'll gain along the way.
Loyola University Maryland — Baltimore, MD
Founded in 1852, Loyola University Maryland is a private, four-year, Catholic university that is known for its strong liberal arts tradition and its commitment to social justice. It is located on a campus in Baltimore, Maryland.
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Dallas Baptist University — Dallas, TX
Founded in 1898, Dallas Baptist University is a private four-year Baptist university that is known for its strong programs in Business, Education, and Nursing. It is located on a 368-acre campus in a suburban area of Dallas, Texas.
Yes, connect me!How to Boost Your Extracurriculars and Stand Out to Colleges
Need to give your high school résumé a boost? Start with extracurriculars that give back, build transferable skills, and align with your passions and goals.
Common Myths About Financial Aid Offers
Don't let misconceptions cost you. Learn the truth behind common financial aid myths, from award letter "negotiation" to the real impact of outside scholarships.
4 Key Questions to Ask at College Fairs
College fairs are a great way to get to know a school and the people who represent it. But what are the best questions to ask? Here are four to start with.
5 Great Colleges That Have Produced Numerous Nobel Prize Winners
Do you dream of winning a Nobel Prize? Consider attending one of these prestigious universities that have produced some of the most Nobel Laureates.
Great Christian Colleges and Universities in the Midwest
Discover top Christian colleges and universities in the Midwest. Find faith-integrated academic programs, biblical worldviews, and vibrant campus ministries.
5 Simple Tips for Picking a First–Year Roommate
Your college roommate is someone you'll be spending a ton of time with, so you want a good match. Here are five tips to help you choose the right person.
Five Ways to Beef Up Your College Applications
Want to stand out to admission officers? Discover five substantial ways to beef up your college apps through leadership, internships, jobs, and pre-college programs.
5 Questions to Ask When Dealing With Conflict in College
As a college student, you're bound to run into conflicts on campus. Ask yourself these questions about power, strategy, and more to navigate it with grace.
The Ultimate College Bucket List to Complete by Graduation
College is a time of exciting and unique experiences you don't want to miss out on! Here are all the things every student should do before they graduate.
by Naomi Hong; Dan Bi Han
The Benefits of Collaborative Learning Through Peer Teaching
Working and studying with fellow students is an easy and fun way to enhance your learning. Take it one step further by teaching your peers with these tips!
How Can I Negotiate With Colleges If I Need More Financial Aid?
If your college financial aid package isn't as much as you need, you can appeal it! Our experts have some advice on negotiating and how to do it right.
The Top 7 Spooky College Courses of All Time
If Halloween is your aesthetic all year, you'd ace all these spooky classes. Here are some of the creepiest courses offered at colleges across the country.
Public Colleges and Universities: The Right Fit for You
As a high school student, you probably have information from colleges and universities waiting in your mailbox every day. Yet, with approximately 4,000 colleges in the United States--and it may seem like every one of them has contacted you already--it can be hard to figure out which school is the perfect one for you.
3 SAT Prep Steps to Help High School Underclassmen Get Ready Early
It pays to start preparing for the SAT early! Follow these steps to combine the high school classes you're already taking with helpful test prep resources.
by Lianna Jacob
3 Important Questions to Ask About Student Government
Student government is an amazing leadership opportunity in high school and college. Here are the answers to three common questions students ask about it.
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