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3 SAT Prep Steps to Help High School Underclassmen Get Ready Early
It pays to start preparing for the SAT early! Follow these steps to combine the high school classes you're already taking with helpful test prep resources.
by Lianna Jacob
Infographic: College Success for Students With Disabilities
Going to college can be intimidating for students with learning disabilities. This infographic can help LD students find a school where they'll succeed.
Creative College and Career Prep Ideas to Help Students Plan for the Future
Keeping your students engaged and focused on college and career prep can be hard. Here are some creative event ideas from a fellow counselor to help you.
Bad Advice You Should Ignore If You Want to Be a Writer
Everyone has an opinion on what you should do to become a great writer. But this article is different—it tells you what NOT to do.
Top 5 Secrets to Know About Teaching Elementary School
Thinking of being an elementary school teacher? Here are five secrets about teaching at this level to help you figure out if the job is right for you.
Top 6 Things to Do While You're Studying Abroad in College
Many college students lose track of what to do and how to make the most of their time abroad. Be sure you fit in these six experiences during your trip!
Our Best Advice for the Transfer Admission Process
We've gathered our best advice for the entire transfer process, from making the initial decision to adapting to your new college and everything in between.
The Ultimate List of SAT Test Prep Do's and Don'ts
From studying efficiently to not taking it too many times, here are all the things you should think about doing (and not doing) before SAT test day.
An Honest Mental Health Review and Student Resources for Success
We surveyed 600+ students about mental health and their access to assistance at school. Here's an infographic of what we found, plus resources to share.
How Do Colleges and Universities Track Student Interest?
How does a school know you're interested in them? You have to demonstrate your interest, and our experts know exactly how you can do that. Find out now!
Video: How to Stay Healthy on Set
In this video, student vlogger Lucia offers some advice on how to stay healthy while on a college film set.
Important Questions to Ask Teachers for Digital SAT Test Prep
The best way to prep for the new SAT (or any exam) is by asking questions. And you know who are great resources for questions? Your teachers. Get asking!
Med School Success Guide: Collaborating With Others in Your Field
One of the best parts of medical school is all the people you get to work with and learn from. Here are some opportunities to boost your long-term success.
Great Mental Health Habits for Students to Establish
Students should always strive to continue to find and employ long-lasting positive mental health habits. Here are some ideas for you!
So You've Been Deferred: Now What?
Are you feeling down because you got deferred from your dream college? Improve your chances of turning that deferral into an acceptance with this advice.
How to Write a Strong, Persuasive College Decision Appeal Letter
So you got the thin envelope. Fortunately, your case isn't always closed upon that rejection letter. Here are a few ways you could change their minds.
by Phoebe Bain
The Key Categories You Need to Pack Efficiently for College
When it comes to college packing there are some crucial categories that you need to give your attention to. Here are the top things to remember to pack.
How Knowing a Foreign Language Can Help Your Career
If you don't know a second language, now is a great time to learn. Here are five reasons why knowing a foreign language can help your postgrad career.
Plagiarism: What It Is and How to Avoid It on Assignments
Plagiarizing can hurt you now and way into the future. But do you know what really counts as plagiarism? Hint: it's way more than copying someone else's essay.
by Jon Frank
How to Set Boundaries and Resolve Conflicts With Your New Roommate
Scared about sharing your space with a new person? There are some smart, simple things you can do to make life with your new roommate more comfortable.
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