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5 Major Benefits of Becoming a Resident Assistant in College
Becoming a resident advisor is a lot of responsibility but a great experience. Here are some major benefits to consider, plus tips on how you can become one.
How Students Can Avoid Being Victims of Cybercrimes
Cybercrime is a serious issue, especially for students who are often preyed upon by hackers and fraudsters. Avoid these risky behaviors to protect your info.
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!
10 Small Things Students Should Be Thankful For
Instead of just being thankful for the big stuff, remember the little things that make life worth living this Thanksgiving and any other time of the year.
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
Spend Your Summer Learning With MOOCs
Looking to impress your prospective colleges and learn something new this summer? Consider a massive open online course to boost your intellect and résumé.
Three College Visit Locations That Can Be Turned Into Vacations
Stress less about college visits by combining them with a family getaway. Explore top vacation-worthy campus destinations in RI, MN, and CA today!
3 Reasons Why Applying to QuestBridge Is Worth It
Not all QuestBridge applicants receive a full-ride scholarship, but there are other opportunities. Here are three reasons why you should apply to the program.
Many high school juniors and seniors are enrolled in one, two, three, or even more AP courses, hoping to receive credit for their AP test scores and stand out in their college applications. But are AP tests really worth it? Here are the pros and cons of these college-level courses and exams.
by Evan Brown
An Important Checklist to Plan Your First Official College Visits
Prepare for your first college tour with this essential checklist. Learn how to schedule dates, register for visits, and maximize your campus experience.
Five Ways to Beef Up Your College Applications
If your college applications are looking a little barren, here's how you can correct the course and add something substantial to impress admission officers.
Five Things High School Students Need to Do This Summer
Make your summer count! Learn how volunteering, jobs, and college visits can help high school students stand out to admission officers and boost their resumes.
The Top 5 Things to Consider Before Studying Abroad
If study abroad is in your future, here's how to determine what program to choose, where to go and for how long, what you'll need to pay for, and more.
by Emily Rogan
Smart College Prep Steps for All 4 Years of High School
Attention freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors: This is what you can and should do each year of high school to make your college search easier!
by Sara Karnish
The Pros and Cons of Declaring a Major on Your College Applications
What does declaring your major on your college applications mean and, more importantly, should you do it? Let's look at the pros and cons of declaring or not.
True or False? The Truth About Common College Assumptions
You ever hear something about college and you aren't sure whether or not to believe it? We've got you covered! Here's the truth about some common beliefs.
Top 10 Tips for Juggling Family, Work, and Grad School
Balancing graduate school with a full life takes grit and careful planning. Here are 10 tips to get you juggling like a pro.
A General Guide to Funding a Private College Education
Private colleges tend to be more expensive than public ones. If you're adamant about attending your dream private school, here's how to fund it.
July Scholarship Opportunities to Apply For
Don’t take a break from your future—keep applying for scholarships this summer! Check out these opportunities with upcoming deadlines.
5 Great Career Paths to Pursue With an Undergrad Biology Degree
Are you interested in science but not sure what you want to do after college? A Biology degree can set you on many paths, including these five careers.
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