Filter Results
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.
Rejected From Your Favorite Colleges? Here's What You Can Do
If you’ve read too many letters from colleges that start with “We regret to inform you,” all hope is not lost! Here’s what you can do to make a new plan.
Worth the Price: The 9 Best Subscription Boxes for Students
Subscription boxes have been increasing in popularity lately, and there are many that are made for or offer discounts to students. Here are nine of the best!
by Ginger Abbot
7 Fabulous Fitness Hacks for Lazy Students
Going to the gym every day just isn't for everyone. If you want to get in shape but still maintain your lazy vibes, try out these easy daily hacks!
by Ali Williams
7 Perks of Attending a Small College or University
Size is an important factor when choosing your future college or university. Here are seven perks of attending a smaller school.
by Megan Ferch
10 Things to Ask About at a College Fair
College fairs are excellent resources to help you start your college search. Be sure to learn as much as you can by asking schools about these 10 topics.
QuestBridge: Big Opportunities for Low–Income Students
One College Prep Scholar outlines QuestBridge, a program that offers application resources and scholarship opportunities to low-income students.
How to Prepare Your Social Media for the Job Search
In your post-college job search, your social media platforms matter more than you'd think. Here's how to clean them up for a professional presence online.
5 Great Opportunities I Didn't Take in College That You Should
Your four years of college will be full of opportunities, so take it from someone who's been there and don't miss out on them. Here are a few examples!
Get Your Game On: What to Know About Summer Sports Camps
Summer sports camp is the way to go if you're looking to get seen and recruited for college athletics. Here's what to know about this great opportunity!
by Jim Martinho
Over 40 August Scholarship Opportunities to Apply For
There’s still plenty of time to apply for scholarships this summer to pay for college. These 40+ awards with August deadlines will get the ball rolling!
What You Need to Know About Graduating College Early
If you want to graduate from college early, it will be a lot of work, but it's often worth the effort. Here's how and why to pursue this accelerated path.
7 Personal Goals to Make a Real Environmental Impact
Making an environmental impact as a student isn't hard with some daily personal habit changes. Here are seven goals to incorporate into your routine.
by Beth Rush
5 Easy Ways to Experience Culture Without Going Abroad
The cost of studying abroad isn't feasible for many students. If you’re looking for cheaper ways to get intercultural experiences, check out these alternatives.
Is Going to College Really Worth the Cost?
The cost of college has steadily risen over the years. So is earning a degree still worth it? Our experts explain why it is for several unexpected reasons.
by Suzanne Shaffer; Dr. Deb Geller, EdD; Jacqueline Hicks Grazette; Aaron McDaniel; CollegeXpress
How to Explore Your Passion When It's Not Your Major
Most students choose their own major in college, but some don't get that luxury. Here's how to pursue your real passions if you're not in love with your field.
8 Valuable Job Search Sites for College Students
Don't limit your career search to a single source. Find a job you'll love with these websites that offer the most exposure and the best, coolest job listings.
Choosing the Right Graduate Degree for Your Goals
Know you want to continue your studies postgrad, but not sure what program is the right choice? Learn about the advantages of each type of graduate degree.
6 Things You'll Experience When You Leave a Small Town
Heading to the big city for college is a huge transition, especially if you come from a small town. Here are some things you'll experience in the change.
Six Fun Ways to Prepare for Your First Year of College
College-bound students have a right to be enthusiastic—and a little nervous! Here's how to channel that energy to prepare for your first year on campus.
by Ryan Nguyen
Log in to be directly connected to
Provide your information below to connect with
