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College Planning Calendar: April 2024
Happy spring! Help your students get ready for standardized tests, the end of the admission process, and more with this month’s College Planning Calendar.
Songs to Get You Pumped for a Test
Need a confidence boost before an exam or presentation? Blast this ultimate playlist of energetic, motivational songs designed to sharpen your focus and reduce anxiety.
5 Things to Know About Early College Programs
A high school junior enrolled in her school's early college program shares everything she's learned about the process of applying to a four-year college.
10 Common Study Abroad Problems and How to Solve Them
Studying abroad isn't all fun and games! Here are some common problems you may face, plus simple ways to resolve them to have the best experience possible.
by Naomi Hong
3 Important Questions to Ask About Aid Award Letters
Financial aid award letters are a relief to receive and confusing to understand. Here are three important questions you should ask before accepting your aid.
7 Great Tips to Graduate From College With a Small Fortune
Go from poor college student to a money master and start life after college with a surplus rather than a deficit with these helpful money-saving tips.
by Corey Rose
9 Great Tips for Students to Have a Successful New Year
Resolutions are old news, but taking steps for a healthier and more mindful new year will help a lot. Here are nine easy tips for a successful year!
by Megan Gibbs
Our Best Advice for Your First Year of High School
It's your first year of high school! To help you adjust to ninth grade, read our best advice on getting involved, improving your time management, and more.
5 Good Reasons You Should Take a Summer Class
Summer is finally here! While you may be tempted to take a full break from school, here are five good reasons why you should consider taking at least one class.
by R. Sundling
Alleviating Stress and Anxiety: The Best Advice From Real Students
Reducing stress and anxiety is possible with some lifestyle changes and routine adjustments. Check out this real-world advice from our student writers!
by Regan Collins; Grant Musgrave; Ashley McDonald; Katie Nagy
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.
8 Ways to Study for a Job Interview Like an Exam
Job interviews are a lot like exams. And the best way to do well on both is to study! Here's how you can prepare for your interview like you would a test.
by Robyn Scott
5 Things I Learned From My First Month of College
Curious what college life will really be like? Read on to learn how one student's first month on campus played out.
6 Quick Tips for Better Reading Comprehension
Students do a lot of reading in high school and college! Here are six tips to help improve your reading comprehension for tests and assignments.
by Mark Rowh
7 Things You Must Do Your Freshman Year of College
There are certain things you shouldn't miss out on during freshman year. Get involved early and find great opportunities throughout college with this advice!
by Emily Rogan
Your Simple Guide to Junior and Senior Year Admission Planning
The college application process is going to fly by faster than you'd think. Here's a college search timeline to help guide you through your junior and senior year.
5 Proven Ways to Learn Fast and Effectively
You may think you know how to effectively study, but learning some new tricks like these could be the difference between a B and an A on your next test.
5 Smart Tips for Choosing Your College Classes
How do you choose classes that fit your major, your interests, and your schedule? It's easier than it sounds. Read a real college student's top tips here!
How to Choose Your High School Classes With College in Mind
Choosing high school classes you're passionate about and that'll benefit you on college applications is crucial. Here's how to create the best schedule!
Scholarship FAQ: The Biggest Myths and Facts
A scholarship strategist addresses some of the biggest scholarship myths, facts, scams, and more. Make your scholarship search more successful with this advice!
by Jean O'Toole
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