Filter Results
Grad vs. Undergrad STEM Programs: Top 4 Differences
STEM graduate study can come as a shock compared to undergraduate-level work. Check out these four key differences so you don't have to learn the hard way.
Ivy League Admission for International Students: Part 2
In part two of the three-part series, we discuss how international students can plan early, be aware of test requirements, and invest in their extracurriculars.
by Matt Larriva
Top College and Financial Aid Application Terms You Need to Know
When it comes to college and financial aid applications. a lot of words are thrown around that you may not know yet. Use this list to help you stay on track.
Easy Ways to Get Involved With Music in College
It's easy to get involved with music in college, even if it's not your major. Learn about the groups, classes, and performances you can enjoy on campus!
Disney College Program: What It's Like, How to Get Accepted, and More
One student gives the inside scoop on applying for and interning with the popular Disney College Program. Learn all about it here!
Why It's a Good Idea to Pursue a Unique Summer Program
Looking to stand out from the crowd in the college admission process? Try a pre-college summer program! Here's how they can help improve your chances.
by Jim Martinho
Top Tips for the College Search When You're Pursuing an Atypical Major
The college search is grueling and students pursuing specialized majors have a unique challenge. Find the program you're looking for with these tips.
by Paige Miller
How to Choose Your High School Classes With College in Mind
Choosing high school classes you're passionate about and that'll benefit you on college applications is crucial. Here's how to create the best schedule!
How to Use Demonstrated Interest to Your Benefit
What is "demonstrated interest," and how do you show it? Here are a few ways to show that you're interested in a college and improve your admission chances.
by Kristen Moon
Reuse or Recycle: How to Manage College Essay Material
The key to the college admission process is being as efficient as possible. Here's how to be smart about organizing and reusing essay materials for multiple schools.
Important Things You Should Know About State Aid
State grant and scholarship programs differ heavily in offerings. Here's what to know about the types of state aid and how they can help you pay for college.
How You Could Go to College for Free on a Big Company's Dime
College is expensive, there's no doubt. But with some smart planning and research, you could work for an employer that'll pay for it for you. Here’s how!
by Scott Gibney
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!
Apprenticeship vs. College Degree: Choosing the Best Option for You
While a college degree is common, apprenticeships can also lead you to incredible careers. Explore both paths and how they benefit your financial future.
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.
What Do I Need to Know Before Pursuing a BS/MD Program?
BS/MD programs are great opportunities for aspiring doctors, but what do they entail? An expert has the short answer on this unique academic offering.
by Todd Johnson
College Search Q&A: Partnership With Native Americans
Many Native students think college isn't an option for them. Learn how PWNA and the American Indian Education Fund are helping those students succeed.
How Should I Start My College Search?
The college search process isn't the same for every student, but these college experts have some advice for how you can get started finding great schools.
by Valerie L. Simmons; Tom Weede; Michael Milone, PhD; Evan E. Lipp; John Chopka
Lessons From Applying to College During a Pandemic
The pandemic altered college admission planning for many students everywhere Here's a look at what one student learned throughout the process back in 2020.
Graduate Debt–Free: Expert Advice for Managing Your College Costs
The hefty price tag of college is intimidating, to say the least! Tackle college costs with these tips on financial aid, savings, gap years, and more.
by Dylan Myers
Log in to be directly connected to
Provide your information below to connect with
