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The Likely Letter: A Sweet Surprise in College Admission
Prestigious colleges send "likely letters" to their most coveted students to entice enrollment. Here's what to know about this unique admission experience.
by Faith Harron
Should I Apply to College Early Decision or Early Action?
Confused by Early Decision, Early Action, and Single-Choice deadlines? Our experts break down the differences to help you find the best fit for your goals.
by Jarrid James Whitney, EdM; Cyndy McDonald; Stephanie Farah
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!
The Perks of Searching for Colleges Like a Wallflower
Those "Perks of Being a Wallflower" apply to your college search as well. Who knew? Find a school where you can feel infinite with this savvy advice.
Full– or Part–Time School: 5 Questions to Help You Decide
Most undergraduates attend college full-time, but it's not right for everyone. Ask these five questions to determine if full- or part-time is best for you.
Do Admission Counselors Consider Extracurricular Activities?
When planning for college, good grades and high test scores are important. But what's just as important are activities outside the classroom.
12 Free Online Resources Every High School Student Should Know About
The internet has a plethora of resources to help high school students navigate their college journey. Check out these 12 free websites you should bookmark!
5 Secret Weapons for Living Sustainably on a College Campus
Being environmentally friendly on campus is possible with a few simple swaps. Here are five sustainability must-haves every student should know about.
by Hailey Myers
Dorm Room Rivalries: Sharing a Small Space With an Opposing Sports Fan
If you're a diehard sports nut, you may find yourself living with an opposing fan in college. Keep the peace and avoid heated situations with these tips!
by Adam Young
5 Important Things to Explore Off Campus During a College Visit
You want to see dorms, classrooms, and facilities on a campus tour, but what should you look for off campus? Here are some important areas to investigate!
What You Need to Know About Rolling Admission
Discover how rolling admission works, explore the pros and cons, and learn how this flexible application process can ease your college search journey.
Urgent Do's and Don'ts for Safe College Partying
You know the first rule: Don't drink if you're under 21! If you are 21, then you need these essential do's and don'ts to help you have fun and stay safe.
Why Are Campus Visits So Important?
Campus visits play a crucial role in finding the best-fit college for your needs. Check out what our experts have to say about why they're so important.
by Douglas L. Christiansen; Lori Greene; Karen Hunt; Sara Lindberg
College Major Remorse: Overcome It With These 7 Tips
It's common for new grads to face remorse over their major and career path choice. But instead of moping, take these seven action steps in a new direction.
Spotlight on 5 Amazing and Supportive Women's Colleges
Have you considered attending a women's college? Even if you haven't, check out these five amazing schools and maybe add them to your application list!
The Best Social Media Tips for College Athletic Recruitment
How should student-athletes handle social media profiles when hoping to get recruited by colleges? Here's a plan of attack that works across all platforms.
by Megan Gibbs
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!
How You Can Save Money by Transferring Colleges
You could save thousands by starting at a cheaper college and transferring. Discover how this growing trend helps students cut costs and reach their goals.
by Mark Rowh
3 Mindful Activities to Help Students Beat the Winter Blues
Seasonal depression is common for people of all ages. Whether you're in high school or college, here are some fun ways to improve your mood and mindset.
by Corey Doane
Why High School Students Should Learn to Adult
High school may prepare you for college, but not everyone is ready for life postgrad. Here's why it pays to prep for the real world sooner rather than later.
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