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4 Questions to Ask if You Get a College Rejection Letter

Getting rejected from a college you're excited about is difficult. Ask yourself these four questions to help get past the sting of receiving a rejection.

by Rebecca Blyn

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Lost in Translation: How to Overcome Language Barriers for Study Abroad

Studying abroad in a country with an unfamiliar language can be fun but scary! Here are some tricks to prepare ahead of time and ease into it while there.

by Naomi Hong

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Top 5 Questions About Recommendation Letters

Need recommendation letters for your college or scholarship applications? Here's what you should know, including who to ask, when to ask, and more.

by Kiarra Louis

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Sleepy Students: What Being Tired Does to Teens

If you're a teen, you're probably not getting enough sleep—and that's not good! Here's why sleep is so important and how to prioritize it as early as tonight.

by Erica West

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Leadership in High School: What Does It Mean?

What does leadership in high school look like? Discover how to find leadership roles, handle responsibilities, and impress college admission officers.

by Bailey McInturff

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Seven Ways to Make Campus Visits More Affordable

Struggling with travel costs? Discover seven practical ways to visit colleges on a budget, including virtual options, fly-in programs, and travel hacks.

by Emily Lemiska

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The Best (and Worst) Parts of the College Search Process

Here are the reasons why the college search is great, like finding a school that fits you, plus reasons why it's the worst, like having too many options.

by Sophia Skwarchuk

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Important Topics to Discuss With Students Before Studying Abroad

Sending your student halfway around the globe to study abroad can be nerve-wracking. Read on for some tips to help quell your separation anxiety.

by Robyn Scott

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6 Things You're Doing Wrong in SAT Prep, Plus Tips to Fix It

You may be unintentionally holding yourself back when studying for the SAT. Here are six things that could be preventing you from getting your best scores.

by Dr. Shaan Patel

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7 Great Activities to Boost Your Mental Energy This Summer

Summer is a time to relax and rejuvenate, including giving yourself a mental boost! Here are some fun activities that will refresh your mind before fall.

by Tess DiNapoli

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4 Unexpected Benefits for Secular Students at Religious Colleges

Don’t write off a religious college just because you’re not. A student shares four amazing but unexpected benefits she’s discovered at her Catholic school!

by Kaitlyn Gress

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4 Ways to Pay for College That Won’t Leave You Trapped in Debt

College student loans seem to loom over your head before you even take them on. Consider these alternative options to finance your education debt-free.

by David F. Shutler

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Top Tips to Upgrade Your Style and Wardrobe for a New You in College

College is a whole new world, so why not explore a whole new you? Embrace your new reality through personal style with these wardrobe and fashion tips.

by Tess DiNapoli

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5 of the Best Apps to Help You Study for Standardized Tests

Looking for easy and fun test prep resources? Download these five apps to help you increase your SAT scores and study anytime, anywhere.

by Alyssa Montanez

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7 Fun Ways to Explore College Towns With Your Student

The local area near a college is as important as the campus itself. Here are seven ways to get to know the town where your student may spend several years.

by Suzanne Shaffer

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Ivy League Admission for International Students: Part 1

In part one of this three-part series, we discuss international students' desire to attend Ivy League institutions and the chances they have of admission.

by Matt Larriva

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Dorm Etiquette: 7 Simple Ways to Be a Considerate Resident

Living in a dorm with a roommate can be the best...or the worst. These tips will help you be a considerate dorm resident and get along with your roommate.

by Alyssa Abel

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Showing Counselors Appreciation for National School Counseling Week 2020

It's National School Counseling Week! We asked the CollegeXpress community what they appreciate about their counselors. Here are some of the amazing responses!

by CollegeXpress

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5 Easy Ways to Own Your Online Graduate Courses

Online classes are increasingly common for grad students, especially working professionals. Here are five tips to make your online classes a piece of cake!

by Kara E. Joyce

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Important Academic Do's and Don'ts to Help Sick Students Keep Up

Being sick is no fun, especially when that means missing school. Here are some do's and don'ts that will help you stay on top of things if you miss class because of illness.

by Laura Wallace