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5 Questions to Answer Before Becoming a College Athlete

You have a lot of options as a student-athlete, so how do you narrow them down? Here are five questions to ask yourself as you start your college search.

by Katie Luchino

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Top College Essay Questions Answered by Admission Insiders

The college essay can help your application or hurt it. You want to stand out in a good way, and these admission experts know how you can do just that.

by Kim Lifton

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How Do Transfers Get to Know Students on Campus?

Transferring seems scary at the thought of having to make new friends. But we have some expert advice for you on connecting with other students as a transfer.

by Joan Isaac Mohr

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What Can I Do If I've Been Waitlisted?

Being waitlisted isn't easy, but you don't have to sit back and do nothing. Here's some expert advice on things you can do to secure your admission.

by Jeannie Borin, MEd

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How Do I Juggle a Large Number of Students?

Depending on where you work, you could be balancing a lot of students at once as a high school counselor. Here's some expert advice on juggling many students.

by Ann Herbener

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4 Good and 3 Bad Reasons to Change Your College Major

There are some good and bad reasons to switch your college major. Do any of these common scenarios apply to you? Here's some advice, plus questions to ask!

by Laura Wallace

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What Is the GRE Test for Graduate School Admission?

The GRE, also known as the GRE revised General Test, is required by many graduate programs. Here's some inside info about this important admission exam.

by Christine Fader

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What Do I Need to Know Before Pursuing a BS/MD Program?

BS/MD programs are great opportunities for aspiring doctors, but what do they entail? An expert has the short answer on this unique academic offering.

by Todd Johnson

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What Is an Interdisciplinary Major?

Interdisciplinary majors are a great way to pursue multiple interests in college. Here's some quick expert advice to learn about this academic opportunity.

by Donald K. Sherman

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What Does "Recommended Years of Study" Mean?

Colleges often require or recommend a certain amount of years of study in a high school subject for admission, but what does it really mean? We have the answer!

by Rhiannon Schade

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Is a Full–Time, Part–Time, or Online Grad Program Best?

So you're planning to attend grad school! But first, you need this advice to decide which type of program works best for your lifestyle and schedule.

by Donald C. Martin

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How Are Standardized Tests Used in College Admission?

Test scores are part of how you are evaluated at many colleges. But how heavily do they weigh on your admission? One expert has some advice to share.

by Rhiannon Schade

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Top 9 College Admission Mistakes High School Students Make

The college admission process is already difficult—don't make it more stressful on yourself by making these common mistakes the experts have seen before.

by Michael K. McKeon

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What Should I Be Looking for During My Campus Visits?

Maximize your college tours by knowing exactly what to look for. Expert advice on observing campus culture, student interactions, and daily life to find your perfect fit.

by Jeff Rickey

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When Should I Start Applying to Colleges?

The college application process can elicit feelings of excitement and anxiety, but applying early can help ease the worry and put you on the right track.

by Sara Lindberg

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What's the Pre–College Summer Program Application Process Like?

Some summer programs require an application many months in advance. Some only require registration. Find out more on CX now!

by Rhiannon Schade

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How Can I Be a Strong Candidate for a BS/MD Program?

Students wanting to attend med school have a lot of competition to go up against. Here's some great expert advice on preparing early to make yourself stand out.

by Todd Johnson

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How Does Bullying Change From High School to College?

Bullying happens in high school, but what about college? Here's some expert advice on how these behaviors may change from one academic setting to another.

by Ari Magnusson

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Should I Apply for Financial Aid If I May Not Be Eligible?

Some students think they aren't eligible for financial aid because of their parents' income, but many factors go into the FAFSA. Here's some expert advice.

by Larry Moeder; Jon Boeckenstedt

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How Can I Improve My Chances of Getting Into Medical School?

If you're interested in medical school, start with this advice from an expert who knows where to go to start your research and the process.

by Joan Isaac Mohr