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How Can I Make My First Week of College Great?
The college adjustment period is a fairly universal experience for most students. If you want to make that first week easier, our experts have advice.
How Can I Get Involved in Research as a Student?
Interested in conducting research in high school or college? Learn about opportunities offered to you as a student and tips to find them from our experts.
by Lindsey Conger; Nancy Hensel, EdD; Diane Husic, PhD; Rhiannon Schade
Can I Go to College Undecided on My Major?
Many students don't know what they want to major in even as they're heading off to college. Here's what our experts advise about going to school undecided.
by Donald K. Sherman; Randall Langston; Amy D. Smith; Christina McIntyre
Will Clubs and Activities Boost My College Applications?
Quality of involvement is more important than quantity. Find out from our experts why you should stick with activities that have always interested you.
by Mitchell Lipton; Douglas L. Christiansen; Marty O'Connell; Cyndy McDonald
What If I Disagree With My Student's College Choice?
Many parents have strong opinions when it comes to their student's college choices. But should parents do something if they disagree? Our experts weigh in.
by Suzanne Shaffer; Charlotte M. Klaar, PhD; Rhiannon Schade
Infographic: College Accommodations and Resources for Learning Disabilities
All students can be successful in college, including those with learning disabilities. Here are the most common accommodations LD students should ask for.
4 Big Questions to Ask When Choosing a Bank in College
Going to college is a huge commitment—personally and financially. Make sure you're putting your money in the right hands by also finding the right bank.
Is It a Good Idea to Take Both the ACT and SAT?
Many students agonize over whether to take the SAT or the ACT. One solution to this problem is taking both, right? Wrong! Here's what our experts say.
How Will My College Major Affect My Future Career?
The key to choosing a good major is to understand that some majors prepare you for a specific career but most do not. Here's what the experts have to say!
by Andrew LaCivita; Barbara Cooke; Christine Fader; Donald K. Sherman
Is Going to College Really Worth the Cost?
The cost of college has steadily risen over the years. So is earning a degree still worth it? Our experts explain why it is for several unexpected reasons.
by Suzanne Shaffer; Dr. Deb Geller, EdD; Jacqueline Hicks Grazette; Aaron McDaniel; CollegeXpress
How Do I Help Families With Differing College Goals?
Sometimes parents disagree with their students on college preferences. Here's some advice from fellow experts on how you can help families through this.
by Stuart Nachbar; Ann Herbener; Suzan Reznick; Heather Johnson; Sandra E. Clifton
How Many Colleges and Universities Should I Apply To?
It's not the number of schools you apply to that's important; it's the thought and care put into each application. Learn more from our experts here.
by Cyndy McDonald; Rhiannon Schade; Sara Lindberg; Robert G. Springall
Should I Worry About Planning for College During My First Year of High School?
Should you be worried about college when you're just starting high school? No! But our experts say you should be thinking about it at least a little bit.
How Do I Know What College Is Right for Me?
With so many colleges out there, it's daunting finding the right fit for you. Here are the key questions to ask yourself to head in the right direction.
Questions to Ask Your Future Medical School
So you want to be a doctor. It's a long road, but it leads to a career with practically unparalleled rewards. Here's how to take the first steps.
Top 5 Places to See During Your Campus Visit
College visits are an exciting educational opportunity! As you set foot on campus, here are some essential places to look for and questions to ask.
Expert Answers for Parents and Students About FAFSA Delays
The state of the FAFSA this year has been stressful for students and their families. Here are expert answers they need to the questions everyone is asking.
How Should I Start My College Search?
The college search process isn't the same for every student, but these college experts have some advice for how you can get started finding great schools.
by Valerie L. Simmons; Tom Weede; Michael Milone, PhD; Evan E. Lipp; John Chopka
Important Questions to Ask to Find a College You'll Love Attending
Too often "best" in the college search means "most prestigious." Here's how to find a school you'll love that can also help you thrive and succeed.
How to Write a Strong and Unique Application Essay That Works for You
The essay section of your college application can seem tough. What's the best approach? And what will make you stand out? We asked some experts for the answers.
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