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How Can I Tell What a College Is Really Like?
How do you really get to know a campus in a short period of time? Check out these campus visit tips from the Independent Educational Consultants Association.
Benefits of In–State vs. Out–of–State Colleges: What's Best for You?
Should you go college out of state or stay in state? Consider the benefits to your costs, independence, and more to help you choose what's best for you.
College Search and Scholarship Resources for LD Students
Check out all our advice, scholarships, and lists of colleges for students with learning differences as you navigate the search and application process.
How to Pick Your Match, Safety, and Reach Colleges
Learn how to define safety, reach, and match schools to build a balanced college list. Discover the secret to picking the right colleges for your profile.
Music for Non–Majors: How to Get Involved in Music in College
Interested in music but not in majoring in it? There are many opportunities to get involved on campus, from joining ensembles to taking gen ed classes.
by Rebecca Blyn
How to Understand and Support Your Deferred and Waitlisted Students
Being put on a college waitlist after a deferral can be crushing to a student. If you're helping anyone facing this, here's the best course of action.
What Should I Do If My Family Can't Afford Tuition?
Tuition can be expensive, unfortunately. If you've been accepted to a college you love but don't know how you'll pay for it, here's some expert advice.
Five Great College Admission Consulting Firms in the US
An independent consultant could be a game changer for you in the admission process. Here's a look at five firms in the US to consider on your journey.
A Quick Guide to ROTC: How to Know if It's Right for You
Joining an ROTC program is a commitment that comes with many benefits to your college life and future career. Find out if it's the right choice for you!
3 Practical Benefits of Taking a Gap Year Before College
A gap year is a great opportunity to gain experience, life skills, and clarity on your next steps after high school. Learn more about the benefits here.
by Maddy A-C
How and Why to Avoid Credits That Don't Benefit Your Degree
Some college courses seem fun, but if they don't count toward your degree, are they worth your time? Here's how to avoid credits that won't benefit you.
by Alyssa Abel
The Importance of Career Prep: How to Plan for Your Dream Job
A college degree is just the start. Learn why proactive career prep, internships, and networking are the keys to landing your dream job after graduation.
How to Find Colleges to Pursue Multiple Interests
Just because you declare a major in college doesn't mean you'll focus on only one interest. Here's how to find schools that let you pursue multiple fields.
by Lianna Jacob
4 Great Ways to Start Thinking About Your Future Career
Thinking about your future career in high school is a smart strategy as you get closer to college. Consider these four things to help you explore your options!
Brochures, Emails, and More! How to Avoid Being Overwhelmed by College Communications
Colleges send out a lot of info to potential students: snail mail, emails, brochures, and more! What do you do with all of this? Here's what to know.
by Dia Huth
Looking for a Unique First–Year Experience? Consider Studying Abroad
Why do you have to wait to go abroad in college? Many schools think you shouldn't! Learn about new study abroad programs now offered to incoming students.
by Scott Gibney
What If I Don’t Know What I Want to Study at an American University?
It can be hard for international students who don't know much about US programs to choose the right major. Consider this expert advice to help you decide.
4 Essential Tips to Make Your College Transfer Easier
Emily transferred colleges her junior year. Way too late to make a move, right? Wrong! Here are her tips for other transfer students who want to make a switch.
by Julia Seaton
9 Great Things You'll Gain From Studying Abroad
Studying abroad has a lot of benefits for your life now and after college. Here are just nine things you'll gain from this life-changing experience.
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.
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