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Success With Learning Differences: Important Services Offered in College

For parents of teens with learning disabilities, here's what you should know about the services colleges provide and what your student needs for support.

by Joanna Nesbit

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Words of Wisdom From the Class of 2018

CollegeXpress student writers from the Class of 2018 share some parting advice for high school underclassmen!

by CollegeXpress

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Unique Extracurricular Activities for a Better College Application

Extracurriculars can give you an edge in college admission, but unique activities can really make your résumé stand out. Learn how to pursue them here!

by Maddy A-C

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AP vs. Dual Enrollment Courses: Which Are Better for You?

AP and dual enrollment are both great ways to get ahead in high school. But what are these courses and which should you choose? Here's some student advice!

by Jessica Stewart

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Top 3 Tips for Finding Extracurricular Activities in High School

Struggling to find impressive high school extracurriculars? Check out one student's advice to help you think outside the box and find activities you enjoy.

by Po-Ting (Duke) Lin

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How to Organize Your College Search Like a Pro

Organizing your college search the right way can make or break the process. Student writer Pilar has some great advice on doing it with ease and efficiency.

by Pilar Zapata Thompson

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Top 4 Reasons to Join Your College Marching Band

A student at Clemson University shares everything she loves about being in the school's marching band. And why you should think about joining yours too!

by Georgia Krendel

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Getting Ready for Junior Year: Where to Begin?

Junior year of high school is like a treasure hunt: It will be easier if you have a map to help you along the way. Lucky for you, we have one right here!

by Nefertiti Herbert

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Suffolk University — Boston, MA

Founded in 1906, Suffolk University is a private four-year university that is known for its strong programs in Business, Law, and Public Administration. Its campus is located in the heart of downtown Boston, Massachusetts.

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Schools Where Most Students Live On Campus

Discover colleges where a high percentage of students live on campus. These schools foster strong community, deep engagement, and academic success through residential life.

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Student Loan Repayment Plans: Which Option Is Best for You?

All the different types of student loan repayment plans can be confusing. Here's a breakdown of the federal plans and how to know which one is right for you.

by Maxime Croll

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Worcester Polytechnic Institute — Worcester, MA

Founded in 1865, Worcester Polytechnic Institute is a private research university that is known for its engineering and technology programs, particularly its project-based learning approach and its focus on innovation and entrepreneurship. It is located on an 80-acre campus in Worcester, Massachusetts—40 miles from Boston.

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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.

by Amanda Winstead

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Is It Too Late to Go Back? How to Navigate the World of Adult Education

It can be intimidating to take the first step to return to college as an adult learner. Here's how to start exploring this very attainable opportunity.

by Amanda Winstead

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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

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The 3 Easiest Steps to Winning Scholarships

Sure, there's a lot of work to winning scholarships. But being successful at the search can be boiled down to three easy but effective steps. Here's what to do!

by Dan Bi Han

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Go Greek! Or Don't: What I Learned by Joining (and Quitting) a Sorority

An honest and straightforward account of one young woman's sorority experience.

by Krysten Gross

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How to Know If a Women's College Is Right for You

In the search for the right college for you, have you considered women's colleges? Here are some advantages of attending these great institutions.

by Susan E. Lennon

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University of the Incarnate Word — San Antonio, TX

Founded in 1881, the University of the Incarnate Word is a private, four-year, religiously affiliated liberal arts university that is known for its commitment to service and its diverse student body. It is located on a 200-acre campus in San Antonio, Texas.

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Types of College Internships and What They're Really Like

Interning isn't about being the office errand runner. Here are the many types of internships you'll find in college and what you may do as an intern.

by Bridget Holcombe