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Dollars and Devices: How to Make Tech Work on Your Student Budget
Good technology can feel out of reach for many college students. But with smart planning, you can stay on budget and get the best tech for your education.
Don't Use Your English Paper as a College Essay
Many students send college application essays that were written for an English class. Most earned A's, but they're not often college app ready. Here's why!
by Kim Lifton
Video: Exploring the Top 3 Study Spots on Campus
What's the best place to study in college? That's really up to you, but Andy's here to show you the pros and cons of three popular study spots on campus.
5 Helpful Ways to Improve Your Writing in College
Professors expect a higher caliber of writing in college, so you may need to step up your game. Here are five ways to improve your writing in college.
by Emma K. Neal
How to Work on Your Academic Weaknesses in High School
Everyone has one subject in high school they don't like much, and usually that's your toughest class to get through. Here's how to strengthen your skills.
Secrets From a Scholarship Application Reader
Ever wish you could get inside the mind of a scholarship sponsor and learn what makes an application stand out? You're in luck—check out this insider info!
How to Improve These Must–Have Skills for Science Majors
There are a lot of refined skills you'll need working in a science field, but here are four of the top skills you should start working on today!
by Ashley Hill
The Ultimate Scholarship Guide: How to Apply and Win
The final installment of a three-part series all about scholarships! This time we're talking scholarship applications, plus tricks to help you win more.
What’s Your Best Advice for Filling Out My College Applications?
There's a lot to keep track of when you're applying to college. Here are some important to-do's for completing applications, as recommended by the experts.
5 Perfect College Majors for Aspiring Social Media Influencers
Wanting to be a social influencer isn’t new, but pursuing a degree for it is! Consider these fields if you want to make a career of being on the internet.
Five Common SAT Reading Mistakes You're Likely Making
Students often think the Reading portion of the SAT is the most subjective. If you struggle with this section, you may be looking at it one of these ways.
Our Best Advice for Choosing a College Major
Ready to explore different academic fields? Declare a major? Change your major? Create your own? Here's everything you need to know about college majors!
How to Get Past Your Dream College to Appreciate Others
Many students have a dream college they get stuck on long before starting the admission process. Here are ways to get past it and appreciate other schools.
A Shift in Writing: How You Can Help Students Improve Their Skills
Have your seniors' admission essays been lackluster? Here are five ways counselors can help students improve their writing skills for college applications.
How You Can Earn an Associate Degree in High School
Wish you could experience college life in high school? You could take college classes and earn enough credit for an associate degree through dual enrollment!
Is a Full–Time, Part–Time, or Online Grad Program Best?
So you're planning to attend grad school! But first, you need this advice to decide which type of program works best for your lifestyle and schedule.
How Can I Best Prepare for College Midterms and Finals?
College midterms and final exams can be tough! But there are ways successful students get through it all. See what our experts have to say on the subject.
by Jim Terhune
How Strict Are College Professors About Tardiness?
You may be worried about upsetting your professor with tardiness, but it's certainly not the end of the world. Here's what to know from the experts.
Essential Grad School Search and Application Timeline
If you're thinking about applying to grad school, plan with care so deadlines don't creep up on you. Get ready with this essential application timeline.
A Deep Dive Into Procrastination and How to Stop It
Procrastination is a fickle thing. Before learning how to stop once and for all, here's a look at why you procrastinate and how it affects your schoolwork.
by Ginger Abbot
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