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Where You Don't Need to Be Needy to Get Financial Aid
Todd Fothergill knows his stuff. He's an expert on financial aid and educational consultant based in New Hampshire. We asked him which schools would give generous merit aid to students starting with a B+ average and a combined Critical Reading/Math SAT score of 1150 or higher. These schools made the cut.
Colleges that are Far From Major Cities
Skyscrapers, traffic-filled streets, noisy subways, bustling crowds: is this your worst nightmare? You might want to look into these colleges.
source: CollegeXpress
5 of the Best College Classes for Students Who Love to Write
Can’t get enough of putting pen to paper (or fingers to keyboard)? Check out these five college course options that let you show off your writing skills!
Common Financial Aid Questions Answered by an Insider
Students usually have a lot of questions about financial aid during the college admission process. Here are the answers to some common ones from an expert.
Colleges and Universities With the Most Scenic Campuses
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder—and these colleges and universities are something to behold! We surveyed high school students in the CollegeXpress community and asked them about the most scenic campuses they've found in their college research. They said these schools are among the prettiest they've visited.
source: CX Student Users
Colleges and Universities With Extra–Friendly Campus Communities
Looking for a college with a welcoming, friendly community? Explore this list of schools known for their great vibes and supportive students.
source: CX Student Users
Campus Pride: The LGBT–Friendly Index
This list is based on the Campus Pride Index for safe, inclusive colleges and universities for LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender) students. These colleges received high scores (a 4 or 5 on a 5-point scale) on LGBT campus life based on their supportive, welcoming, and respectful atmosphere toward LGBT students. The index was developed by Campus Pride, a nonprofit LGBT organization.
source: LGBT-Friendly Campus Pride Index
Overcoming Undermatching: Stop Selling Yourself Short When It Comes to College
Undermatching is the phenomenon when qualified students don't apply to (or attend) selective colleges that might fit them. These tips can help you beat it.
How to Write Your Best Common Application Essay
Summer is the perfect time to recall special memories (or make new ones) that you can use to write your best Common Application essay. Learn more now!
by Faith Harron
Thiel College — Greenville, PA
Founded in 1866, Thiel College is a private, four-year, liberal arts college that is known for its strong programs in Business, Biology, and Pre-Law. It is located on a 135-acre campus in Greenville, Pennsylvania—80 miles north of Pittsburgh.
Yes, connect me!How to Stand Out in a Competitive Job Market by Building a Personal Brand
What can you do to get noticed in a cutthroat job market? Try creating a personal brand! Here’s how a professional identity can help you land a great job.
Colleges With Strength in Baseball
Pitching, stealing, fly balls: these colleges can handle it all.
Colleges With Strength in Women's Basketball
Listed here are the colleges that have very strong women's programs, as chosen by our experts. The list includes teams from all divisions.
Schools Where Most Students Live On Campus
Discover colleges where a high percentage of students live on campus. These schools foster strong community, deep engagement, and academic success through residential life.
source: CollegeXpress
The Best College Restaurants Across the Country: Part 2
Part 2 of our guide to the best restaurants in college towns across the US homes in on the Southeast, Northeast, and New England. Bon appetit!
The Best Colleges and Universities for Access to Student Support Services
Find colleges that put students first! This list highlights schools with comprehensive support services, including top-tier mental health counseling, tutoring, and academic coaching.
source: CX Student Users
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
The Experts' Choice: Colleges That Are Great Values
What makes a college a great value? For us, it's about the cost-to-quality ratio. So we asked the college experts: where you can get the most academic and student life bang for your tuition buck? Here are their top college value picks.
FYI, this list is from the latest edition of The College Finder.
source: College Finder Research
What You Need to Know About Early Decision I and II in College Admission
Considering applying to college Early Decision? Before you do, learn more about this binding program, the difference between ED I and II, and more.
by Kristen Moon
Colleges With Strength in Men's Basketball
The teams at these schools aren't a joke. They'll dribble circles around you if you don't watch out.
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