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The Best Time to Ask Your School Counselor These Important Questions
Need answers about the college search and application process? Go and ask your counselor! Here are some important questions you should ask and when.
by Phoebe Bain
How to Prepare Your Social Media for the Job Search
In your post-college job search, your social media platforms matter more than you'd think. Here's how to clean them up for a professional presence online.
5 Essential Tips to Ease Anxiety Between New Roommates
It's totally reasonable to feel anxious about living with a new college roommate. Here's some advice for getting to know them and getting along.
Real Student Advice to Save More Money in College
Saving is hard if you're not making much (or any) money. This college student has advice on how to save in your daily life that's already working for her!
Five Simple Reasons to Start Your Scholarship Search Early
Starting the scholarship search early is your best chance for minimum stress and maximum rewards. Here are five reasons why starting now is a good choice!
How to Explore Your Passion When It's Not Your Major
Most students choose their own major in college, but some don't get that luxury. Here's how to pursue your real passions if you're not in love with your field.
Six Fun Ways to Prepare for Your First Year of College
College-bound students have a right to be enthusiastic—and a little nervous! Here's how to channel that energy to prepare for your first year on campus.
by Ryan Nguyen
6 Effective Tips for Writing Your College Admission Essay
How do you write an admission essay that stands out and gets you into your top-choice school? Start with these six simple but powerful essay writing tips!
Go Greek! Or Don't: What I Learned by Joining (and Quitting) a Sorority
An honest and straightforward account of one young woman's sorority experience.
Three Important Reminders Before You Go on Campus Visits
Planning a college tour? Don't miss these three crucial campus visit tips, from asking the right questions to exploring off the beaten path.
7 Awesome Gift Ideas for New Graduates
There's no better way to show someone how proud you are than by giving them a great gift. Here are some ideas for what to get the new grad in your life.
How You Could Go to College for Free on a Big Company's Dime
College is expensive, there's no doubt. But with some smart planning and research, you could work for an employer that'll pay for it for you. Here’s how!
by Scott Gibney
7 Practical Alternatives to a Full–Time Job After Graduation
Going straight into a full-time career after graduation is the usual choice, but it's not the only one. Here are seven alternative options for postgrad life.
by Maxime Croll
4 Important Numbers to Know Before Your Teen Applies to College
One of your main parental roles in the college search is figuring out the numbers. Here are the most important figures to know before your student applies.
The Best College Extracurriculars to Stand Out to Future Employers
Extracurriculars are great for showing future employers what you're passionate about. Here are the best activities to boost your résumé and impress people.
by Naomi Hong
5 of the Most Sustainable Universities in the World
If sustainability is important to you, check out these universities that are consistently ranked by UI GreenMetric for their epic environmental efforts.
How to Have a Productive (but Enjoyable) Spring Break
April vacation is a great time to relax, but you can still find time to get things done. Here's how to have a fun yet productive high school spring break.
Your First Part–Time Job: A Guide for High Schoolers
Starting part-time employment as a full-time student can be stressful, especially if it's your very first job. Here's how to make a smooth transition.
by Erica West
How to Change Your College Major, Step–By–Step
It's hard to admit you didn't choose the right major the first time, but we've got student and expert advice to help you make a better choice this time.
Helpful Advice for First–Years From College Students Who've Been There
What better college advice can you get than from students who've experienced it? None! Here's what first-years need to know to make their lives easier.
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