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7 Things to Do if You Get Waitlisted

Are you on a college waitlist? Don't despair! Check out this list of seven practical and encouraging tips to make the wait a little easier.

by Sarah Montalbano

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How to Make Back–to–School Season So Much Easier

Everyone needs help easing into a new school year. Stay organized and on top of your game with tips for better sleep, schedules, notes, and study habits.

by Zia Sampson

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5 Simple Ways to Improve Your Scholarship Search Strategy

What strategies should you use as you're searching for college scholarships? Here's some great advice to expand your search and help you win more money.

by Emily Barylske

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What Colleges Are Looking for in Your SAT/ACT Scores

You put all that time and effort (and stress) into taking the SAT or ACT...but why?! What are admission folks thinking when they see your score?

by Amanda Ochu

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Are AP Tests Really Worth It?

Many high school juniors and seniors are enrolled in one, two, three, or even more AP courses, hoping to receive credit for their AP test scores and stand out in their college applications. But are AP tests really worth it? Here are the pros and cons of these college-level courses and exams.

by Evan Brown

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6 College Aid Mistakes That'll Increase Student Loan Debt

You need to be careful when dealing with financial aid. Avoid these big financial aid mistakes so you don't over-spend and over-borrow on a college education.

by Nick Prewett

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3 Easy Ways to Get Past Nerves and Get Involved as a Transfer Student

Transferring to a new college is exciting, but it can also be hard to find activities on campus. Here's some advice on getting involved as an older student.

by Rosemary Cochrane

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The Best Scholarships to Apply for as an Online Student

There are a lot of scholarships out there for all types of students. Here are some great opportunities to start winning money for your online education.

by Rob B.

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True or False? The Truth About Common College Assumptions

You ever hear something about college and you aren't sure whether or not to believe it? We've got you covered! Here's the truth about some common beliefs.

by CollegeXpress

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The Essential List of Campus Visit Questions

Campus visits are an essential part of the college search but can be overwhelming, so it's important to ask the right questions. Here's a whole list of them!

by CollegeXpress

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College Compatibility: How to Find a Great Campus for You

Finding a college that’s compatible with your interests and lifestyle can be tough, but with some peer advice, you'll find a great campus for you.

by Cristina Ellis

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How to Align Your Part–Time Job With Your College Major

It's smart to integrate your studies with other areas of your life. Here's some advice for finding a part-time job that pairs well with your college major.

by Natalie Johnson

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How to Take Charge of Your Education in Online Classes

A college senior learning 100% online shares how she's using tech tools to stay connected and accountable with her peers and professors while school is remote.

by Jordan Vasquez

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Top College Search Tips for Students With Learning Differences

The right opportunity can go a long way for students with learning differences. Here are some tips to start off strong in your college search.

by Shivani Ekkanath

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5 Things Every Transfer Student Should Do This Summer

Whether transferring from a two- or four-year school, there are a few things you should do this summer to make sure your experience is a positive one.

by Robyn Scott

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6 Ways to Keep the Peace When You and Your Roommate Aren't Friends

Are you just not clicking with your roomie? These tips can help you spend the school year at least getting along instead of in a passive-aggressive haze.

by Mary Kate Foley; CollegeXpress

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4 Terrible Reasons to Transfer to a Different College

There are many good reasons to change colleges, but these aren't. From being homesick to not liking your roommate, don't transfer for any of these reasons.

by Catherine Seraphin

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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.

by Patrick Winter

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Defining Diversity: How to Explore College Campus Culture and Values

A diverse college is an exciting and impactful place to be a student. Here's how you can explore campus culture and diversity during your college search.

by Joanna Weinland

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How to Increase Your Scholarship Chances With Great Standardized Test Scores

Just because more schools are test-optional doesn't mean good SAT and ACT scores are useless. Here's how to win free money for college with your scores!

by Justin Mathew