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Grad Admission Checklist: 3–1 Months From Applying
Planning to apply to grad school? Part four of this series covers months 3–1 of the 12-month timeline leading up to submitting your grad applications.
How to Tackle the Hardest Parts of the ACT
The ACT is pretty tough overall. But some questions are more difficult than others! Familiarize yourself with these tough sections to maximize your study time.
by Ryan Hickey
7 Unique Ways to Stand Out on Your College Applications
No one wants to be just another piece of paper in the college admission process. Here are a few ways to make your application stand out from the crowd.
The Ultimate Scholarship Guide: How to Apply and Win
The final installment of a three-part series all about scholarships! This time we're talking scholarship applications, plus tricks to help you win more.
Introduction to the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)
A starter guide to the TOEFL, including information about the Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing sections, plus resources to help you study.
by BestMyTest
7 Tips to Boost Your Writing for Homework and Essays
Writing skills are something we use throughout our lives, but especially in school. Here are seven tips to improve your writing and showcase your best work.
How to Survive College Application Season
This student managed to apply to 13 schools (Early Action) without losing her mind! Here's her best advice on how to survive college application season.
by Katie Nagy
How to Make a Good Impression on Colleges Without Any Test Scores
Many colleges are test-optional but still review test scores. If you didn't take the SAT or ACT, focus on essays, activities, and standing out instead.
7 Big Mistakes Graduate School Applicants Should Avoid
Some mistakes can send your grad school applications straight to the trash. Avoid these faux pas or you'll stand out to admissions for the wrong reasons!
3 Helpful Methods of Organizing Internship Applications
Keeping track of all the internships you’re applying to can be hard! Here’s some student advice on ways to track and organize your applications.
Poetry Study Guide for AP English Language & Literature
Check out our quick poetry review that can help you score high on AP English Tests, both Literature and Language.
by Faith Harron
6 Great Need–Blind Scholarship Opportunities for Students
Scholarships aren't just for students who demonstrate financial need. You can find great awards no matter your family's economic status. Get started here!
by Jean O'Toole
October Scholarship Opportunities to Apply For
It's a scary-good time to search and apply for scholarships! Check out this collection of awards with October deadlines for students of all levels.
5 Ways to Get a Head Start on College Admission
It's always a good idea to be thinking about college applications. Doing these five things now will help you stand in the admission process later!
by Zia Sampson
5 Things Colleges Want to Know About You as a Student
A strong application is important in college admission, but what exactly does it say about you? Here's what schools are really looking for when they read your app.
December Scholarship Opportunities to Apply For
Just because the holidays and winter break are coming doesn't mean you should stop the scholarship search. Here are nearly 60 awards with December deadlines.
3 Smart Steps to Creating a College Application Strategy
The best way to complete your college applications is by having an application strategy. Here are three key steps to understanding and building your game plan.
3 Questions to Ask as You Look for Scholarships
Wait! Before you start applying to scholarships, make sure you ask yourself these three important questions to guide your scholarship search and application process.
by Jean O'Toole
5 Key Differences Between the SAT and ACT
Wondering which standardized test might be the best fit for you? Check out the five biggest differences between the SAT and ACT.
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
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