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Should I Transfer After One Year of Community College?

If you're at community college, you may be eager to transfer to a new school after one year. Here's some expert advice on why your associate's may be worth it.

by Joan Isaac Mohr

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When Is the Best Time to Start My College Search?

Wondering when to start your college search? Get expert advice on the ideal timeline for high schoolers to begin researching and visiting schools.

by Rhiannon Schade

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What Cultural Organizations Are Available in College?

Diversity and culture in college extracurricular activities is extremely important. Here's an expert's answer to what you can expect to find on you campus.

by Joan Isaac Mohr

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How Is College Life Different on a Catholic Campus?

Although similar, you can expect campus life at a Catholic college to be a little different than a non-religious campus. Here's what an expert has to say.

by Julie McCulloh

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How Can I Manage a Part–Time Job as a Full–Time Student?

Many students need to work a part-time job as a full-time student. Learn how to find one and do it successfully with this expert advice!

by Christine Fader

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Do I Need to Submit Supplemental Materials With My College Applications?

Should you send in supplemental materials with your college applications? It depends—but you should definitely follow any directions given by the school.

by Jessica Tomer

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Should I Take College Courses in High School?

Taking college-level courses in high school isn't for everybody. Here's some advice from an expert to help you decide if college courses are right for you.

by Michael Milone, PhD

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What Can I Do If I Was Deferred From My Top College?

Being deferred isn't a rejection. Learn how to update your application, show interest, and improve your odds of admission with these expert tips.

by Stephanie Klein Wassink

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How Do I Decide Which College I Should Transfer To?

Struggling to decide where to transfer? Learn how to evaluate schools, research transfer agreements, and find the best college for your goals with our expert advice.

by Joan Isaac Mohr; Michelle Lockhart

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Should I Avoid Clichés in My College Admission Essay?

Is it okay to use a cliche in your college application essay? The answer might surprise you. Read our expert's advice here!

by Kim Lifton

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

Discover why you should apply for financial aid even if you think you won't qualify, including key non-need options and unexpected funding opportunities.

by Larry Moeder; Jon Boeckenstedt

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How Can I Get Colleges to Recruit Me for Sports?

While you can't guarantee your spot on the team, there are some things you can do to help your case. Here are some tips for getting recruited.

by William T. Conley; Cyndy McDonald

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How Do I Get Better at Multitasking as a Student?

Multitasking is a skill most students want to master due to all their responsibilities. But how can they do it better? One expert has a surprising answer.

by Michael Milone, PhD

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How Do I Get Through All That Reading in College?

You're going to be doing a lot of reading in college. Here's some expert advice to make it more manageable to get through and help you retain more information.

by Michael Milone, PhD

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Does My GPA From My Current School Transfer With Me?

Planning to transfer colleges? Find out whether your GPA carries over to your new school and learn the key differences between transferring credits and grades.

by Joan Isaac Mohr

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Are Public Colleges as Academically Challenging as Private Colleges?

The class rigor is an important factor in the college search. Here's an inside take on how public and private colleges compare in the academics department.

by Jessica Martin

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How Does Financial Aid Differ for Graduate Students?

The graduate financial aid process is a little different than what students are used to for undergrad. Here are the quick answers to what you need to know.

by Joan Isaac Mohr; Donald C. Martin

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Should I Take on Extra Debt to Attend My Dream School?

Should you take on extra loans for your top-choice school? Get expert advice on how to evaluate the long-term cost of your dream college education.

by Marty O'Connell; Brendan Coughlin

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What Is a Rolling Admission Policy for College Applications?

What is rolling admission and how does it work? Learn from a high school counselor how this flexible application policy can benefit your college journey.

by Sara Lindberg

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What If I Don’t Know What I Want to Study at an American University?

It can be hard for international students who don't know much about US programs to choose the right major. Consider this expert advice to help you decide.

by Catherine Capolupo