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Important Tips for Student–Athletes With Learning Disabilities
If you're a college-bound athlete with a "hidden" disability, there are accommodations and support available on and off the field. Here's what to know.
by V.M. Lajous
How Should I Prepare for My Admission Interview?
Being interviewed can be difficult at first, but it gets easier the more you practice. Check out this expert advice for your admission interviews.
Common Myths and Truths About Joining a Sorority in College
You've probably heard a lot about joining a sorority, including a lot of crazy stories. Here's a guide to help you pull the facts from fiction.
How to Survive a Sorority: Tips for Before and After Joining
Joining a sorority is a big step for college students interested in Greek life. Are you ready for it? Here are some things to consider before rush this year.
Early College: Not Your Average High School Experience
If you had the chance to start high school and college at the same time, would you take it? It's possible with Early College programs. One student describes her experience of graduating high school with both a diploma and an associate degree!
Spring College Planning Checklist for High School Juniors
The second half of junior year is when to really start planning for college. Here's how you can prepare for application season this spring and summer.
by Kristen Moon
A Look at 6 Diverse National Clubs on College Campuses
Wondering what diverse student organizations you can find on campus? Here are just a few you can find at colleges across the country.
3 Great Benefits of Commuting in College to Consider
Is commuting to college right for you? A commuter student shares the top benefits to your savings, social life, and family if you choose to be one too.
by RaeAnn Jent
4 Tips for Taking Your Standardized Tests Early
If you're planning to take the SAT or ACT early in your junior year, here are four tips to make sure you make it through in one (emotional) piece
Dorm Room Rivalries: Sharing a Small Space With an Opposing Sports Fan
If you're a diehard sports nut, you may find yourself living with an opposing fan in college. Keep the peace and avoid heated situations with these tips!
by Adam Young
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.
6 Simple Tips to Help Students Balance College Life
Hi, overwhelmed and overtired college student. How are you holding up? Maybe you could use these tips to help you find a better balance in your life.
6 Factors to Find Your Best–Fit Public College
A public college or university is a great choice for your college journey. But how do you choose the right one for you? Here's some advice to figure it out.
What Are New Grads Missing? The Top 4 Career Skills to Learn Now
It's common for today's students to graduate college lacking essential skills they need. Here are four to pick up and master for a successful career.
6 Creative Passion Projects That Stand Out on College Applications
Personal pursuits are a great way to impress admission committees and enjoy your free time simultaneously. Here are some project ideas to consider!
Top 6 Things Juniors Can Do Right Now to Prepare for College Admission
Junior year of high school is when students should really start preparing for college admission. Here are six things you can do now to get ready!
by Kristen Moon
5 Ways to Keep Your Mental Health in Check Over the Holidays
The holiday season is a busy, stressful time for many students. Keep these five tips in mind to maintain your mental health and enjoy your winter break.
Are College Honors Programs Worth Your Time and Energy?
College honors programs can be a lot of work, but for many students, they're worth the effort and academic challenge. Here's what you should know!
Reuse or Recycle: How to Manage College Essay Material
The key to the college admission process is being as efficient as possible. Here's how to be smart about organizing and reusing essay materials for multiple schools.
An Easy How–to Guide to Start Volunteering as a Student
Getting involved as a student volunteer not only helps others but also can boost your college applications and résumé. Here's how to get started!
by Mark Rowh
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