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How to Have a Great Virtual Campus Visit Experience
Maximize your college search with this guide to virtual campus visits. Discover live tours, interactive maps, student Q&As, and tips to connect with admissions.
Campus Activities, Clubs, and Other Fun Ways to Get Involved at College
Joining activities can help you meet people and make friends in college. But with so many clubs to choose from, where do you start? This guide can help!
by Jessica King
How to Prepare for the ACT, SAT, and Other Tests
Ready to ace your exams? Discover essential tips and study strategies to help you prepare for the ACT, SAT, and other major standardized tests with confidence.
by Mark Rowh
Spotlight on 4 AAPI Professionals Making an Impact on Higher Education
In honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we're shining a spotlight on some amazing AAPI educators working in higher education today.
by Sara Karnish
Shoutouts for National School Counseling Week 2021
School counselors have been there every step of the way during this roller coaster of a year. Check out why students are appreciative of all their hard work!
What Are Test–Optional Colleges All About?
How are test-optional policies reshaping the college admissions landscape? Discover what these changes mean for your application and standardized testing strategy.
Important Considerations to Help You Find the Right Graduate Program
Finding the right grad program will inform your future career opportunities and choices. This comprehensive advice can help you make this important decision.
11 Essential First–Year Teaching Tips for New Educators
Pay attention, class. These are some of the wisest, most straightforward, and indispensable teaching tips you'll get for your first year as a new teacher.
6 Stressful "What If" Questions About College You're Afraid to Ask, Answered
You can be excited about college and still have lingering doubts and fears. Ease your mind with these real-world answers to what you're too afraid to ask.
College Planning Calendar: May 2024
Another academic year is wrapping up soon! Help students get ready for test dates, graduation, summer, and more with our May College Planning Calendar.
Top 10 States That Will Need Nurses the Most by 2030
We need more great nurses in the world, but some places need them more urgently before they hit a shortage in 2030. Check out those top 10 states here.
Inside My Grad School Experience: Part 1
Want to know what life as a graduate student is really like? Read what these real-life students have to share about their grad school experiences!
An Inside Look at Popular College Art Classes
Studying visual art in college is unique! Prepare for classes with this inside look at 2D art, graphic design, and art history from a real college student.
by Dia Huth
Guide to Grad Admission Tests: GRE, GMAT, LSAT, MCAT
There are four grad admission tests: GRE, GMAT, MCAT, LSAT. If you're thinking of attending grad school, you'll only have to take one. Here's what to know.
More Than One Good Fit: Top Tips for Finding the Best Colleges for You
Stressing over finding "the one"? Learn why multiple schools can be a great fit and get expert tips to identify the best colleges for your unique goals.
College Planning Calendar: October 2024
Nothing is spookier than not being ready for college! Use our October College Planning Calendar to beat the admission season scaries with your students.
Essential Tips and Strategies for Taking the SAT and ACT
Looking for study tips to help you on the SAT or ACT? These test-taking strategies will prepare you for either standardized test and help boost your scores.
by Erica West
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.
How to Make Your College Applications Stand Out
Want to stand out to admission officers? Learn how college decisions are made and get expert tips on essays, test scores, interviews, and deadlines.
The Top 10 Myths About Attending University in America
Many students who come to study in America have expectations about campus life shaped by television and movies, or by offhand comments from well-meaning friends and family. Here's the truth behind some of the most common myths.
by Rich Dawson
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