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Connecting With Your Teachers: 5 Tips for Success in High School or College
Want to make better connections with your teachers or professors? Learn how and why it’s worth making the effort both inside and outside the classroom.
5 Major Career Benefits to Earning Your Music Degree
Skipping college to pursue a music career might seem enticing, but here are a few benefits to getting your degree first before stepping into the spotlight.
7 Easy Ways College Students Can Earn Fast Cash
In college you'll learn how to get rich slowly, legitimately, by hard work and pursuing a fruitful career. But during those four years in undergrad--and quite possibly beyond--sometimes you just need pizza money. Fast.
How Are Application Elements Weighed by Admission Counselors?
How are different elements of your college applications ranked? Our experts have the answers from admission essay to your list of extracurriculars!
by Kim Lifton; Nancy G. McDuff; JP Spagnolo; Cyndy McDonald; Tom Weede
College–Prep Homeschooling: What Records Do Colleges Want?
Every state has its own requirements regarding what records homeschools need to maintain. What should you be preparing? Use this advice and checklist to keep track!
Four–Year Schools in Florida with Articulation Agreements
These are the four-year schools in the Yellowhammer State accepting articulation agreements. Check with each school you're considering to confirm which community colleges they're working with. (What's an articulation agreement? Basically, it allows students to transfer recognized community college credits toward their four-year degree. Not too shabby!)
The Best Way to Pay for College as a Music Major: Become a Private Teacher
Music majors: did you know you could make $40+ an hour before graduating by teaching what you love? Here's how to become a private music teacher to make extra cash for college.
How to Turn Campus Leadership Roles Into Marketable Résumé Skills
From club president to event organizer, leadership experience can fortify any student's résumé. Here’s how to frame professional skills gained in college.
College–Prep Homeschooling: Creating Transcripts
For colleges and universities, proof of graduation is the transcript that indicates which courses were completed, when, and what grade was earned. To make sure your transcripts are adequate, you'll need to include the right information.
Helpful Advice for First–Years From College Students Who've Been There
What better college advice can you get than from students who've experienced it? None! Here's what first-years need to know to make their lives easier.
Top 5 Secrets to Know About Teaching Elementary School
Thinking of being an elementary school teacher? Here are five secrets about teaching at this level to help you figure out if the job is right for you.
How to Balance College, Work, and Social Time: Top 10 Do's and Don'ts
Classes, homework, friends, jobs, naps...there's a lot of stuff to juggle in college! Here's what you should and shouldn't do to stay balanced on campus.
by Averie Basch
Should I Take for Advanced Placement Classes in High School?
AP courses can challenge a student academically, but they aren't for everyone. Here's some expert advice on whether or not you should take AP classes.
Why It's a Good Idea to Pursue a Unique Summer Program
Looking to stand out from the crowd in the college admission process? Try a pre-college summer program! Here's how they can help improve your chances.
by Jim Martinho
All About Pre–College Summer Programs
Summer programs are a great opportunity to boost your skills and stay sharp over the summer. Here's what you need to know and why you should consider one!
by Dan Bi Han
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
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
Why and How You Can Get Into Research in High School
Conducting a research project in high school can give you a huge leg up on college applications. Here's why it's important and how to find opportunities.
Scholarship Opportunities for Adults Returning to School
Adults returning to school may assume there are no scholarships for them, but that's not true! Here's how nontraditional students can find money for college.
by Jean O'Toole
Gen Eds 101: What to Know and How to Pick Them
General education requirements are important to your college career. Here are the basics of what gen eds are and how to choose the right ones for you.
by Ginger Abbot
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