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What Kind of Early Bird Are You? How to Choose a Nontraditional Admission Deadline

Does the early applicant really get admission? Here's a look at the difference between applying Early Action and Decision and how to choose one for you.

by Leman Simpson

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6 Effective Ways to Deal With Graduate School Stress

Any graduate course of study is bound to cause some stress in a student's life. If you find yourself stressed out, try these techniques to find relief!

by Vivian Kerr; Andrea Alexander

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How to Help Your Live–In College Student Prepare for an Independent Life

If your teen is living at home during college, it doesn't mean they shouldn't start living a more independent life. Here's what parents can do to help.

by Suzanne Shaffer

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Financial Aid Terms You Need to Know After Graduation

Financial aid can feel like another language. Use this guide to learn all the key financial aid terms you need to know when you're ready to pay back your loans.

by CollegeXpress

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Our Best Advice on Making Your Final College Decision

Having trouble deciding where to spend the next four years? Here are our top articles on how to make your final college decision, all in one place.

by CollegeXpress

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3 Important Things to Understand About Transfer Financial Aid

If you're transferring colleges and worried about costs, don't be—it can be more affordable than you think! Here's what to know about transfer financial aid.

by Emily Hessney; Tanya Strachan

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CLEP Exams Equal College Credit

The College Board promotes this test with the statement, "The knowledge you've gained from your education or professional experiences can take you further than you think." This is true. CLEP can turn your current knowledge and experience into college credit(s).

by Will Zuberbuhler

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5 of the Most Promising College Majors for Students to Consider

If you’re looking for a solid major with a promising future, check out these five common, not-so-glamorous but smart fields you could pursue in college.

by Danielle Steen

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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.

by Kristen Moon; Francesca Morrissey

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Common (Unfounded) Concerns About Taking a Gap Year

Wondering how taking a gap year might affect your college admission or financial aid? A student explains some common gap year concerns and why you shouldn't be worried at all.

by Tamar Lilienthal

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How to Be Awesome at College: A Student's Cheat Sheet

Are you ready for college? Here are our top tips for kicking butt and taking names on campus, from academics to socializing and everything in between!

by CollegeXpress

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5 Questions to Ask Before Committing to Graduate School

Grad school is a huge decision! Before you take that next big step, ask yourself these five questions to make sure you're ready to commit to it.

by Maxime Croll

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How to Help Your High School Junior Prepare for College

Junior year of high school is when college planning kicks into high gear. Check out these four tips to help your teen prepare for the whole process.

by Jennifer Fink

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How to Get Ahead in High School With Dual Enrollment Credit

Dual enrollment is great for bringing academics to the next level. Here's how you can get ahead by taking college-level courses for credit in high school.

by Karabella Hernandez

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7 Essential Elements to Consider When Choosing a College

From majors to locations to housing, there's a lot to think about when choosing a college. Here are seven essentials all students should consider.

by Sabrina Hancock

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What Is Work–Study? Your Top Questions, Answered

Work-study programs are a great way for you to get paid in college while gaining valuable career skills. Here are the answers to your biggest questions.

by Joanna Nesbit

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Should I Transfer Colleges If I'm Undecided About My Major?

It’s okay to start college undecided. If your school doesn’t offer what you need, transferring to explore different majors and fields may be the answer.

by Victoria Scibilia

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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.

by Alyssa Montanez

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Master Your Personal Craft: How to Be a Great Writer in High School

Do you have a passion for writing but too much on your plate to refine your craft? These are the tips you need to foster your talent on a busy schedule!

by Katie Grierson

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The Benefits of College Bridge Programs

A bridge program may feel a little different than a normal acceptance, but there are benefits! Read on to learn more and if it may be the right path for you.

by Keaghan Turner, PhD