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Seton Hall University — South Orange, NJ
Founded in 1856, Seton Hall University is a private four-year Catholic university that is known for its strong programs in Business Administration and its commitment to its Catholic mission. It is located on a 58-acre campus in South Orange, New Jersey—14 miles from New York City.
Yes, connect me!Great Colleges If You Want to Live by the Beach
For some students, the college search is all about location. Check out these colleges and universities near the beach for a sunny, seaside academic life.
Seven Tips to Help You Find Great Friends in College
Nervous about your social life? Use these tips to meet new people, join the right clubs, and build meaningful friendships throughout your college years.
Great Undergraduate Research Colleges in the Northeast
Finding a great school for research is important for many students. To start your search, check out these colleges in the Northeast that prioritize research.
How to Tell If a College Is Right for You
Struggling to choose a school? Ask yourself these 5 essential questions about academics, social life, and goals to see if a college is the right fit for you.
by Sara Karnish
3 Things I Wish I'd Known My Freshman Year
A junior at the University of North Texas reveals three things she wishes she knew when she first started college. Find out what the inside scoop is now!
Think you know every college out there? Think again. Here are some diamonds in the rough from The North Star State.
Great Undergraduate Liberal Arts Colleges in the South
Looking for a tight-knit community and great academics? Explore the top undergraduate liberal arts colleges and universities in the South today!
Budgeting 101 Infographic: Saving Money in College
Stressing out because you don't have enough money to pay your bills and have fun in college? These tips will help you master budgeting and save some cash.
by ValoreBooks
4 Helpful Tips for Parents of First–Generation College Students
Even though you didn't attend college, you can still help your first-gen student with the process. Here are easy ways to support them on their journey.
Expectations vs. Reality: College With Mental Illness
The transition to college can be bumpy for anyone, but going through it with mental illness can seem impossible. Here's how to combat first-week anxiety.
What's the Difference Between Intramural and Club Sports?
College has more than just collegiate-level opportunities to play sports, but what's the difference between intramural and club? Our experts have the answer!
by Paul Dorn
Covenant College — Lookout Mountain, GA
Founded in 1955, Covenant College is a private four-year Presbyterian college that is known for its strong programs in Bible and Theology and its commitment to its Christian mission. It is located on a 300-acre campus on Lookout Mountain, Tennessee—across the state line from Chattanooga.
Yes, connect me!5 Big Benefits of Attending a Pre–College Summer Program
Pre-college programs give high schoolers the chance to experience college life while boosting their applications. Learn about all the advantages here!
ROTC x 3: Schools With Army, Navy, and Air Force ROTC
Discover elite universities offering Army, Navy, and Air Force ROTC programs. Find the perfect school to pursue your degree while preparing for military service.
Great Colleges and Universities for Science and Engineering in the Northeast
Ready to innovate and explore? Discover the best undergraduate colleges and universities with premier science and engineering programs in the Northeast!
Grad Admission Checklist: 9–7 Months From Applying
Planning to apply to grad school? Part two of this series covers months 9–7 of the 12-month timeline leading up to submitting your graduate applications.
University of Michigan — Ann Arbor, MI
Founded in 1817, the University of Michigan is a public four-year land-grant university that is known for its strong academic programs in a variety of fields and its commitment to research. It is located on a 3,070-acre campus in Ann Arbor, Michigan—43 miles west of Detroit.
Yes, connect me!Mistakes First–Year College Students Make (and How to Avoid Them)
Transitioning to college life can be a bit bumpy, and everyone makes mistakes. Here are a few faux pas to avoid to make your first year go more smoothly.
by Naomi Hong
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