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10 Things to Do Before Moving Out of State for College
Moving out of state for college is a big step and change! Here are 10 things you should do to prepare for the year before moving in on campus in the fall.
A College Essay Starter Guide for the Long Dog Days of Summer
Getting students to work on college applications during summer is hard. Here's how to encourage teens to get started on writing their college essays.
College Planning Calendar: April 2025
Happy spring! Help your students get ready for standardized tests, the end of the admission process, and more with our April College Planning Calendar.
How to Handle Different Grad School Admission Decisions
The three grad school admission decisions usually offered are acceptance, denial, or placement on a waiting list. Here's what to do in each situation.
Your Ultimate Guide to Study Abroad Programs
Whether you study abroad for a few weeks, months, or longer, this is the guide you need to choose the right program, plan, and have the time of your life.
How to Write a Great Essay About Your Ideal College Major
Writing about why you're pursuing a major and your passions in an admission essay can feel vulnerable, but it's powerful. Here's how to go about it easily!
by Zymal Ahmed
How to Build and Use a Support Network in High School
Having a support system of teachers, mentors, and like-minded students is important to your high school success. Learn how to create a strong network here!
Five Ways to Manage College Application Stress Effectively
Feeling overwhelmed by college application deadlines? Discover 5 surefire ways to effectively manage stress, stay organized, and submit your best applications stress-free.
by Kristen Moon
Your Grades Don't Define You, But They Do Matter
Your grades don't define you, but they still matter in high school and for college admission. Here's why you should take your grades seriously and do your best.
How Do I Start the Internship Search and Who Can Help?
Wondering where you can find an internship or who can help you along the way? Check out all the great advice from our college internship experts!
A Complete Guide to Writing an Effective Elevator Pitch
Your elevator pitch is one of the most important tools you can develop as a student. Here’s how to make sure yours is strong and effective.
The Best Transfer Essay Advice From Admission Insiders
Your transfer college application essay is just as important as it was the first time around. Learn how to write a winning essay with this expert advice.
by Kim Lifton
Plan Your Study Abroad Adventure With This Simple Timeline
Planning your study abroad experience can be daunting. But this timeline breaks everything down, making the process less overwhelming and a lot simpler.
by Emily Rogan
How to Combat Feelings of Imposter Syndrome in College
Do you ever worry that you don't belong in college? Many college students have this shared feeling of imposter syndrome. Let's discuss how to combat it!
by Dan Bi Han
How to Use Great Independent Projects for Art Scholarships
The beauty of applying to scholarships as an art student is you've already done most of the work. Here's how to use your art projects to win money for college.
3 Common Obstacles to a Successful Scholarship Search
Deserving students miss out on a lot of money each year because of three common obstacles in the scholarship search process. Here's how to overcome them!
by Jean O'Toole
Your Quick Scholarship Search Checklist for Mid–School Year
You're halfway through the school year, but there's still a lot to be done. Make sure you're on track in your scholarship search with this checklist.
by Jean O'Toole
How Should I Talk to Colleges as a High School Student?
Striking the right tone in your communication with colleges is important. Learn how to do just that with this expert advice!
Role–Playing Games Can Make You a Better Student
Role-playing games aren't just for preteens in their parents' basements. Check out the real-life ways games like D&D can help you build life skills.
by Ali Williams
5 Simple Ways to Overcome Homesickness
Homesickness is common for many college students, but don't get lost in it. Here's some advice for coping with missing home.
by Zia Sampson
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