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6 Miraculous Effects Music Can Have on Student Success
Your parents may have told you to turn the music down (or off) when you're studying. Read on to find out how music actually helps you succeed in school.
by Curtis Dean
Why It's Crucial to Care for Your Mental Health in College
With the excitement of freshman year, some college students neglect their mental health. Here are some ways to preserve your health and have a great semester.
How to Be Supportive This College Decision Season
You've waited months for your college admission decisions. As letters roll in, consider how you can be supportive of friends during this stressful time.
The Benefits of College Bridge Programs
A bridge program may feel a little different than a normal acceptance, but there are benefits! Read on to learn more and if it may be the right path for you.
Your Best Resource for Adjusting to University: International Student Orientation
It's going to take time to adjust to your new US college campus, but one thing can certainly help you process your culture shock: student orientation.
How to Find Your Friend Group in College
Whether you’re a first-year, transfer, or returning student, check out this great advice on how to find the people you want to be friends with in college!
by Alli DeMan
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.
CollegeXpress Easy Scholarship Contests and Winners 2023
CollegeXpress is back with more easy-to-enter, no-essay scholarship contests every month in 2023! Learn about new opportunities and see who's won here.
How to Make Your Student Activities Count Whenever You Join
Making your extracurriculars count is important to college admission. Here’s how to have meaningful experiences with high school student activities.
Learn and Live With the Benefits of a Residential College
Residential colleges are a great way to get the resources of a large university but the community of a small college. Here's what to know about these special programs.
by Sara Karnish
6 Cool Gadgets to Get for Your Dorm or Workspace
Learning is enhanced by the technology we use. Take studying to the next level with these cool tools and resources, ranging from expensive to affordable.
by Ginger Abbot
How to Start Your Own Great Club in High School
Joining clubs and getting involved is a big part of high school. But what do you do if the club you want to join isn't offered? Start one yourself! Here's how.
4 Potential Obstacles for Transfer Students and How to Conquer Them
Don't let your fears about transferring colleges derail your plans! Here are some of the toughest things about transferring and how you can conquer them.
4 Tips for Minimizing Debt Amounted During an Internship
College internships sometimes make it hard to earn money at the same time, as most are unpaid. Here are some ways to avoid debt during this crucial experience.
Spotlight on 5 Colleges With Inspiring Faculty Members
Colleges and universities are only as strong as the faculty that teach their students. Here are five schools with high-quality, inspiring faculty members.
6 Smart Coffee Hacks for College Students
Coffee is a lot of college students' best friend, but you could be getting your caffeine fix in a way that cuts costs and saves time with these easy hacks.
4 Interesting Ways to Help You Find Your College Major
Choosing your college major can be stressful if you haven't been set on a career for a while. Make it more interesting with some creativity and these tips!
by Kelli Dolan
How to Fight Procrastination and Find Your Motivation
There's no question: college is hard and can be mentally exhausting. Some days you need to find the motivation to get through, and we have tips for that!
5 Life–Changing Lessons From My First Year of College
Freshman year is certainly a time of growth and maturity. Here are five lessons you can learn and grow from, courtesy of one of our student writers.
How to Build the Perfect College List in High School
Whether you're an underclassman at the start of your search or a senior about to apply, these tips will help you organize and make your final college list.
by Winnie H.
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