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Great Graduate Schools and Programs in the Northeast

Start searching for the best graduate program to pursue your career goals with this list of great grad schools and programs in the Northeastern US.

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4 Universal Truths About Senior Year of High School

Whether you're a high school senior about to graduate or a junior psyched/terrified about what's to come, you will relate to these truths about senior year.

by Jessica Rinker

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Western Connecticut State University — Danbury, CT

Founded in 1903, Western Connecticut State University is a public comprehensive university that is known for its strong programs in education, business, and the arts. It is located on a 34-acre campus in downtown Danbury and a newer 364-acre campus west of the city's center.

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Helpful Tips for Better Attention and Focus in the Classroom

We all struggle to focus sometimes—students especially. Whether you're in high school or college, use these tips to stay attentive and learn more in class.

by Laura Wallace

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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

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The Essential US College Admission Timeline for International Students

If you’re thinking about studying in the United States, here’s a list of exactly what you need to do to apply to a university—and when you need to do it!

by CollegeXpress

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Homesick in College? How to Overcome That Sad, Missing Home Feeling

Everyone gets homesick their first year of college. Here are some ways you can manage your homesickness until you get to go home for your next break.

by Laura Wallace

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Student Financial Aid Guide: All About Scholarships, Grants, and Loans

Scholarships, grants, and loans: What are they all about, and which ones should you use to pay for college? We break down each option for you here!

by Dan Bi Han; Sophia Skwarchuk

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How Important Is Sleep to Academic Success?

Better sleep is a key component to better studying in college. Here's how you can improve your sleep and in turn boost your academic performance.

by Julie Lambert

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Top 8 College Search Resources Students Need to Know About

Ready to dive into your college search? These websites are great resources to bookmark (when you're done browsing CollegeXpress, of course!).

by Shivani Ekkanath

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Becoming a Volunteer in College: 7 Important Areas of Service

Volunteering opportunities are everywhere, and your college campus probably boasts a bunch. Here are seven key areas of service that could use your help!

by Greg Smith, PhD

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7 Important Things to Assist Your Students With During Junior and Senior Year

Supporting students through academics and college admission is an important part of a counselor's job. Here are some areas to help them stay on track.

by Stephanie Farah

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4 Tips to Make Your Dream School a Financial Reality

Being able to afford your dream school is an important goal if you have your heart set on a certain college. Here’s how you can make this dream a reality.

by Maxime Croll

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Parents, It's Time to Communicate About College Costs

Some parents put off the money talk with their students far longer than they should. Here's why you should talk about college costs early in the search process.

by Scott Gibney

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5 Benefits of Carrying Student Debt in Your Name

Scared of taking out student loans to help pay for college? You don't have to be! Here's why having some debt in your name may not be as bad as it seems.

by Callie McGill

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The Best Advice for Healthy Eating in High School

A healthy diet isn't about losing weight. It's just important to keep you...well, healthy! Here's how high school students can stay on top of nutrition.

by Tayler Butters

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Why Independent Reading Matters in High School

Whether it's fiction, the news, or a science blog, extra reading in high school has some serious benefits. Take it from a fellow student who reads a lot!

by Shivani Ekkanath

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How College Expanded My Perspective on Religion and Faith

Being exposed to different religions at college was a new and eye-opening experience for this student, changing the way she saw the world and her faith.

by Emily Rogan

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How to Build the Perfect College Application

It's only a few sheets of paper, but when it comes to attending your dream college, your college application is the most important document in the universe.

by CollegeXpress

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Your Ultimate Guide to a 4.0 Grade Point Average

Improving your grades is always a beneficial goal. Here's what a 4.0 GPA means for college-bound high schoolers, university students, and job seekers.

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