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Top Tips to Avoid Test Prep Burnout for the SAT and Beyond
Preparing for a big test like the SAT can lead to anxiety and burnout for many students. Here’s how to prep effectively and avoid those stressful feelings.
10 Questions to Ask to Get the Most Out of a Virtual College Tour
There’s nothing wrong with opting for virtual tours over in-person ones to save money. But make sure you’re asking these questions during your online visits!
3 Smart Steps to Creating a College Application Strategy
The best way to complete your college applications is by having an application strategy. Here are three key steps to understanding and building your game plan.
Part–Time Jobs and Money–Making Ideas for Students
Looking for a part-time job to earn money in high school? Check out all these options and get your job search or side hustle started with this advice.
Native American Scholarships: 3 Steps for a Better Search
Native American students have unique opportunities when it comes to scholarships. Here are three valuable steps you can take to get more college funding.
4 Ways to Use Your Time Wisely During the Summer
Summer is a time for fun, but there's also lots of time to prepare for the year ahead. Here are four productive things to do in between all the excitement.
by Kiarra Louis
Real Student Wisdom for Your Last Year of High School
Being a senior is stressful between academics and college admission. Here are some tips for underclassmen before starting your last year of high school.
by Erica West
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.
Grad vs. Undergrad STEM Programs: Top 4 Differences
STEM graduate study can come as a shock compared to undergraduate-level work. Check out these four key differences so you don't have to learn the hard way.
5 Questions to Ask Your First Year at a Christian College
Headed off to a Christian college? You should be asking yourself these questions before and during the year to learn more about your beliefs, needs, and goals.
Great Expectations: How Grad School Differs From Undergrad
Without a doubt, graduate school will be an entirely different experience from your undergraduate life, but how does it differ? Here's an inside look.
Important Questions to Ask to Find a College You'll Love Attending
Too often "best" in the college search means "most prestigious." Here's how to find a school you'll love that can also help you thrive and succeed.
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.
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!
Our Best Advice for the Transfer Admission Process
We've gathered our best advice for the entire transfer process, from making the initial decision to adapting to your new college and everything in between.
The Best Back–to–School Advice From Real Students Like You
Check out these great back-to-school tips to help you excel in your classes, improve your organizational skills, and be your best self—all from CX users!
How to Create and Support a New Club in 8 Crucial Steps
High school and college students often create new clubs based on their interests, and you can too! Here are eight steps to ensure your group is a success.
by Ginger Abbot
How to Make the Most of Your Education in College
College is a huge commitment, so make sure you're making the most of your four years of higher education with this advice from student writer Jessica.
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?
The Ultimate List of SAT Test Prep Do's and Don'ts
From studying efficiently to not taking it too many times, here are all the things you should think about doing (and not doing) before SAT test day.
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