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How to Pursue Your Interest in Pre–med in High School

Want to see if pre-med is the right path for you? Here's how to create your own opportunities and get a taste for the medical field in high school.

by Maggie Chiappetta-Uberti

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How Do Transfers Get to Know Students on Campus?

Transferring seems scary at the thought of having to make new friends. But we have some expert advice for you on connecting with other students as a transfer.

by Joan Isaac Mohr

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3 Easy Strategies to Increase Your Scholarship Eligibility

Scholarships can be big game changers for many students in paying for college. Increase your qualifications for scholarship eligibility with these tips!

by Jean O'Toole

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How to Craft the Perfect High School Résumé

Creating a standout high school résumé will help you impress colleges! Learn key tips for formatting, highlighting achievements, and making your CV shine.

by Susie Obregon

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6 Common Misconceptions About US Colleges and Universities

US higher education is world-renowned and international students come to America for school every year, but there are some misconceptions that need debunking.

by Varnika Dhyani

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Unlocking Ivy League Gates: 5 Important Keys to Elite College Admission

The Ivy League isn't the end-all, be-all of admission. But if you're driven to seek out top-tier schools, here's how you can get the keys to the Ivy gates!

by Margaret M. Kelly

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How Is College Life Different on a Catholic Campus?

Although similar, you can expect campus life at a Catholic college to be a little different than a non-religious campus. Here's what an expert has to say.

by Julie McCulloh

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AI and Your College Applications: What You Need to Know

A new resource is taking over the world of college admission: AI. Here's how AI tools are changing essays and other elements of the application process.

by Amber Li

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How Does BS/MD Admission Differ From the Traditional Undergraduate Process?

Direct medical programs have a pretty different admission process than traditional undergraduate programs. Here’s advice on how to prepare from an expert!

by Lindsey Conger

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How to Get Accepted to a Direct Medical Program

Medical school acceptance is competitive, so many students decide to apply to BS/MD programs. Make your application stand out with this expert advice.

by Kristen Moon; Lindsey Conger

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Bust the Myth: 3 Easy Places to Make New Friends as a Transfer Student

Don't believe the myth that transfer students don't make friends on their new campus. If you put yourself out there, you'll find friends in these places.

by Jessica Tomer

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How to Start Your Own Blog in High School

A blog is a great outlet to express yourself and publish your writing. Here’s how to start your own personal site and how it could benefit your college apps.

by Tyron Martin Jr.

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3 College Application Mistakes Students Often Make

Before you submit college applications, make sure they're as perfect as can be. Avoid mistakes like lack of details, self-confidence, and extracurriculars!

by Karan Shah

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What Experience Do Employers Look for in Recent Grads?

Every employer is different, but in general, most employers seek at least one relevant internship experience or other related work in their new hires.

by Heather Krasna; Christine Fader; Donald Sherman; Aaron McDaniel; Charlotte Klarr

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How High School Students Can Pursue an Interest in Law

Law school is a long road that may seem far away for high school students, but there’s a lot you can do to foster this interest now. Learn more here!

by Gracie O'Brian

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Big or Small? How School Size Affects Your Public College Experience

You're thinking of attending a public college—that's great! But have you decided large or small? Learn about how campus size impacts your college life.

by Claudia Moore O'Brien, MEd

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What Science Clubs and Activities Do Colleges Typically Offer?

When looking for science-related clubs and activities at a college or university, you'll find plenty. Our experts can tell you what to expect.

by Brock Schroeder, PhD

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Can I Get Good Scholarships as a Transfer Student?

Incoming transfer students with strong academic credentials have a lot of opportunities for scholarships. See what options are available for you here!

by Joan Isaac Mohr; Kelli Dolan

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A Natural Choice: The Best College Clubs and Activities for Nature Lovers

Ah, the great outdoors! Did you know there are college programs and clubs for that? Here's a look at outdoorsy options and how to find them on campus.

by Mackenzie Tolrud

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The Benefits and Drawbacks of Attending an Ivy League College

You hear a lot about the Ivy League, but what should you really know? Let's explore the pros and cons of attending one of these prestigious institutions.

by Lindsey Conger