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How to Write About Bullying in Your College Essay
Bullying is a sensitive subject you may feel isn't good for your college essay, but here's how and why it could be a great application essay topic for you.
by Kim Lifton
How to Sound Smart in Your Personal Statement
These three tips will help you sound smart in your college application essays—just as smart as you really are.
by Ethan Sawyer
Internships: Your Dream Job Diving Board
Internships are a perfect stepping stone between college and your career. Here's why they're so important to your future career and skill building.
The International Student's Guide to Campus Life
International students discover a world of opportunity in the United States, and no small number of those opportunities arise from campus activities. Here, take a sneak peek at what U.S. campus life is like through the lens of one school and the diverse experiences of its international student population.
How to Resolve Conflict With Your Student in the College Search
The college admission process can be contentious between parents and students. Here's how to find a balance and resolve any conflict with your teen.
Looking to the Future: How to Prepare Now for a Better Life After College
It’s never too early to start preparing for your life after college! Here are some things you can do now to set you up for a happy, successful life later.
Five Ways Parents Can Be Helpful in the College Search
The college search is a major process for your student, but it’s hard to know when to step in and when to back off. Here’s some helpful advice!
Great Graduate Schools and Programs in the Northeast
Start searching for the best graduate program to pursue your career goals with this list of great grad schools and programs in the Northeastern US.
5 Tips to Help College Students Manage Their Finances
Learning how to manage your finances isn't something you're usually taught in high school. Read this expert financial planning to set yourself up for college!
by Hao Liu
How to Find Colleges and Universities Where You Belong
Finding a college that makes you feel like you belong is a long process, but it shouldn't be a scary one. Use this advice to guide you along your way!
5 Things to Keep in Mind When Applying to College
A college sophomore offers key advice about the early steps of the college search and application process, plus what to remember after getting accepted.
by Dev Gandhi
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?
6 Smart Money and Budgeting Tips for High School and College Students
It's never too early to think critically about your finances. Here are a few budgeting tips to develop smart financial skills, even as a high school student!
by Faith Harron
Important Things to Know About Your EFC
Financial aid can be confusing, especially when you'll still have out-of-pocket costs in the end. Here are 15 things to know about Expected Family Contribution.
The CollegeXpress Ultimate Guide to the College Search
Discover how to find the right college with our ultimate search guide. Learn when to start, what to look for, and how to build your perfect list of schools.
The Wishlist: What Students Want for the Holidays and How to Make It Happen
We asked nearly 2,000 students what they wanted this holiday season. Here are the top answers, with a helpful infographic and ways to make them a reality.
Our Best Advice for Junior Year of High School
Getting ready to start 11th grade? Simplify your life and plan ahead with our best articles and advice on test prep, the college search, and more.
Great Colleges and Universities for Business in the South
Thinking about studying Business in college? These schools in the Southern part of the United States are all great places to earn your degree.
10 Common Mistakes for First–Year International Students to Avoid
Going abroad for university can be stressful enough without worrying about having a bad experience. Here are 10 mistakes to avoid for a great first year.
by Naomi Hong
Entry–Level Résumé Mistakes to Avoid as a New Grad
Don't tarnish your first job hunt with an error-ridden résumé. Avoid the most common mistakes seen by recruiters by following these entry-level résumé tips.
by LiveCareer
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