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Spring Break at Home: How to Relax More and Stress Less
Spring break is a great time to rest, reflect on the school year, and reconnect with family. Here's how to navigate your limited time with minimal stress.
How Useful Transferable Skills Can Land You a Job
What are transferable skills? Why do you want them? And where can you get them? Here's everything college students need to know.
by Mark Rowh
5 Unique Majors and Careers to Consider Pursuing in College
You don't have to follow a conventional major path just because everyone else does. Here's an idea of some unique fields you could pursue while in college.
by Lianna Jacob
Scholarship FAQ: Expert Advice to Start Your Search With Confidence
Get answers to common scholarship FAQs. Learn how to start your search, find awards, and secure financial aid for college with expert advice.
by Jean O'Toole
5 Secrets to Landing Your Dream Job After College
What's the first thing everyone does out of college? Get a job, making for a tough market. Her are five lesser-known tips to help you land your dream job.
by Don Raskin
How to Have an Awesome Spring Break No Matter What You Do
Not sure what you should do for spring break this year? From traveling to staying put, these tips will help you make the most of those seven precious days.
College Planning Calendar: October 2024
Nothing is spookier than not being ready for college! Use our October College Planning Calendar to beat the admission season scaries with your students.
How to Network With Your College's Alumni on LinkedIn
The best way to find a career after college is networking with people who graduated from your school. Here's how to find alumni to network with on LinkedIn.
by Amber Li
3 Great Reasons to Attend a Summer Program in High School
Summer programs can do a lot for high school students. From making friends to finding inspiration, they offer more benefits than you might think!
7 Easy Ways College Students Can Earn Fast Cash
In college you'll learn how to get rich slowly, legitimately, by hard work and pursuing a fruitful career. But during those four years in undergrad--and quite possibly beyond--sometimes you just need pizza money. Fast.
Asian American and Pacific Islander Heroes of History: 5 More Inspiring Figures
In part two of our AAPI Heritage Month series, we shine a spotlight on five more Asian American and Pacific Islander people who deserve to be celebrated.
by Abby Curtis
How to Use College Recruitment Emails to Your Advantage
Getting a million messages from colleges can be annoying, but they do have a purpose. If you keep these steps in mind, you can turn them to your advantage.
Colleges Offering Unique Learning Opportunities in January
Discover top colleges with unique January terms (J-Terms). Explore short-semester courses, experiential learning projects, and study abroad opportunities.
source: CollegeXpress: AI‑Supported Research
A General Guide to Funding a Private College Education
Learn how to afford private college with tips on calculating true costs, filing the FAFSA, securing merit scholarships, grants, and work-study.
13 Tips for Winter Break and Second Semester Success
Setting yourself up for success over winter break can help you start second semester with less stress. Here are 13 things you can do during your time off!
The Complete Guide to US Financial Aid for International Students
Before coming to the United States for university, it's critical that you understand how financial aid for international students works. Here's what you need to know.
The Importance of Finding Balance as a Graduate Student
Grad school is no walk in the park. Here's some sage advice on finding a good work-life balance as a busy graduate student from someone who's been there.
by Anna McGoff
How to Start Your Grad School Search With Confidence
Finding the right graduate program is a comprehensive process. Start on the right foot with these tips to help you search for schools and apply with confidence.
From Stressed to Blessed: How to Find Time for Your Faith as a Student
If you want to carve out more time for spiritual life while in high school or college but don't know where to start, here are some helpful suggestions.
What Student–Athletes Should Do About Major Injuries
A major injury can be a big setback regarding health, insurance, and scholarships. Here's what student-athletes should know if they get seriously hurt.
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