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What You Should Know About Majoring in Public Relations
If you're exploring majors, consider studying Public Relations for a lot of job opportunities after college. Here's a guide on what to expect from PR.
Great Colleges and Universities If You Want to Live in the Big City
If you want the hustle of city life as your academic backdrop, consider adding some of these schools in three major US cities to your college list.
Top 4 Do’s and Don’ts of Writing the "Why Us?" Admission Essay
Explaining why you're applying to a certain college can be tough—how can you put it into words? Here are a few tips for this specific admission essay prompt.
by Kristen Moon
6 Great College Organization Tips From a Type A+ Student
What better way is there to get organized than taking it from a student who's great at it? Here's the advice you need to get it together this semester.
3 Things I Learned From Being Waitlisted
Being on a college waitlist can feel like a roller coaster of emotions. Here's what Valeria learned after being waitlisted by five schools!
Types of Schools for Science and Engineering
You're heading off to college and you want to study science or engineering (or both!). There are countless colleges and universities to choose from.
by Jessica King
The Worst Campus Visit Mistakes to Avoid
As a crucial part of the college search, campus visits take a lot of time and effort. Be sure to avoid making these mistakes while you're there!
What You Need to Know About Institutional Aid and Scholarships
Institutional aid is free money coming right from your college or university. Learn about different types of institutional aid and how to get it.
Infographic: 3 Smart Tips to Financially Survive Freshman Year
Your first year of college can come with financial pitfalls if you're not careful. Here are three financial tips to get you through freshman year.
by Corey Doane
How to Explore Your Passion When It's Not Your Major
Most students choose their own major in college, but some don't get that luxury. Here's how to pursue your real passions if you're not in love with your field.
What's a Student–Faculty Ratio and Why Does It Matter?
You'll read a lot about student-faculty ratios during your college search, but do they even matter? Find out what it means and why you should care here!
by V.M. Lajous
Video: Advantages and Disadvantages of Small Schools
Do you have smaller colleges on your list? Before making your final decision, consider these advantages and disadvantages of attending a small school.
How to Get Your Parents to Support Your Academic Dreams
So, you know what college major and career you want to pursue, but the parents aren't on board. What now? First, take a breath. Second, follow these tips.
What Non–Religious Students Need to Know About Religious Colleges
If you're a non-religious student and haven't considered attending a religious college, here's what to know about them and why you should reconsider.
Our Best Advice for Counselors and Consultants to Help Their Students
Even counselors and consultants need resources and guidance sometimes! Find all our best advice to better help your students in the college search here.
How to Sell Your Parents on Out–of–State Colleges
College should be a home away from home. But what do you do when it's really far from home? You make sure your parents are on board and comfortable too!
How to Make Powerful Connections at Your Colleges of Interest
Making connections with people at your colleges of interest is a surefire way to narrow down your top choices and stand out on your college applications.
by Anne Wager
Great Colleges and Universities in New England for Transfer Students
Looking to transfer to a school in New England? Discover the top colleges and universities in the region that offer excellent paths and support for transfer students.
How to Use Great Independent Projects for Art Scholarships
The beauty of applying to scholarships as an art student is you've already done most of the work. Here's how to use your art projects to win money for college.
How to Choose Between 2 Similar Colleges
Struggling to pick between two schools that seem identical? Compare these specific factors—from social vibes to specific program perks—to find the right fit for you.
by Afsha Kasam
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