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Q&A: Internship and Career Prep Advice for Students of Color
We teamed up with AiLun Ku from The Opportunity Network to share advice on internships and career planning for students of color. Read our interview here!
How to Work With Your High School Counselor on the Scholarship Search
Don't take on the scholarship search all by yourself—school counselors are great resources who want to help! Start working together with this advice.
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.
Making the Most of Your Campus Resources as a First–Generation Student
Colleges abound with resources for first-generation students, but it can be hard to know what they are. These are the campus resources you should look for.
3 Things I Wish I Knew Earlier in the University Search
An international student shares what he wishes he knew before he started the university admission process. His advice could help you graduate without regrets!
by Duke Lin
Great Campus Visit Tips, From One Student to Another
After all her campus visits, one student learned there are a few things you can do to make sure your time is well spent. Here's her best advice!
The Best On–Campus Resources for International Students
Planning to attend university in the United States? Check out these useful resources for international students that are available right on campus for you!
Strong Women Leading the Higher Education Industry
To celebrate empowering people, we're sharing the stories of four women in higher education leadership who are making an impact in the field today.
by Sara Karnish
Medical School Admission Requirements by Design
Perhaps you feel it--the call to become a physician. The path to medical school and the subsequent practice of medicine is notoriously rigorous and very competitive. Yet, some say the hardest part of the journey is the admission process.
How to Improve Your Admission Chances After a Low Test Score
What if you didn't receive the standardized test scores you wanted? Here's how to make the rest of your application shine and improve your chances of admission.
What You Need to Know About 5 Common Graduate Admission Exams
Knowing which entrance tests to take for your grad school goals is crucial so you don't waste valuable time. Here's some advice on which ones to take!
How to Talk to Admission Officers in Person and Over Email
Luckily, admission counselors are usually really nice, and it's easy to chat with them in person or over email. Here are helpful tips for doing both!
by Phoebe Bain
3 Great Grad School Application Essay Examples
The grad school personal statement is an important part of your application. Here are a few good graduate admission essay examples to inspire you.
4 Ways to Use Your Time Wisely During the Summer
Summer is a time for fun, but there's also lots of time to prepare for the year ahead. Here are four productive things to do in between all the excitement.
by Kiarra Louis
The Best Summertime Opportunities: Jobs, Internships, and Volunteering
Explore the best summer opportunities for students. Learn how to find rewarding jobs, internships, and volunteer positions to boost your resume and skills.
Top 10 Things to Remember Before Filing the FAFSA
Discover 10 crucial things to remember before submitting the FAFSA. Learn about required documents, key deadlines, and tips to maximize your financial aid.
Q&A: All About the Opportunity Gap for BIPOC Students
In our final Q&A with The Opportunity Network, we discuss the nature of the opportunity gap and how we as a community can work to close it. Read on!
The 5 Most Significant Changes Coming to the SAT in 2024
Despite test-optional policies, the SAT isn't going anywhere...except online! These are the top changes you need to know about the new digital SAT exam.
The Ultimate Scholarship Guide: How Scholarships Work
Welcome to the first installment of a three-part series all about scholarships! First up: What are scholarships and how do they work?
Benefits of Transferring to a Four–Year School
The benefits of transferring are numerous. Here's what students from Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, have to say about their transition to a four-year university.
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