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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?

It's tempting to take on extra student loans or other debt to attend your dream college, but your financial future is important. Here's some expert advice.

by Marty O'Connell; Brendan Coughlin

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What Is a Rolling Admission Policy for College Applications?

Rolling admission gives you more options when it comes to applying to college. Schools with rolling admission evaluate applications until all of the available spots are filled for that year.

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

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Is Chapel Required for All Students at Christian Colleges?

Christian colleges have some different requirements of their students than other colleges. Here's some expert advice on what's expected for chapel services.

by John Chopka

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Can I Study Science at a Liberal Arts College?

Science and engineering hopefuls may be wondering what kind of college to attend. Here's some expert advice on if liberal arts colleges are the way to go.

by Nancy Hensel, EdD; Diane Husic, PhD; Rhiannon Schade

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When Should I Start Saving for My Child’s College Education?

Saving for college should ideally begin years before high school, with planning turning critical around junior year. Learn more from a financial expert here!

by Brendan Coughlin

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How Can I Find a Great College Where I Can Grow Spiritually?

As a religious student, you have an extra layer to the college search: your faith. Here's some expert advice on how to find a school for spiritual growth.

by Jessee Sandlin

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Who Can Help Me Write My College Application Essay?

You can get guidance, but make sure it is the right kind of help. Learn more.

by Kim Lifton

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Should I Submit My Personal Statement If a School Doesn't Require It?

A strong personal statement can make a difference in admission, but what if it isn't required? Here's some expert advice on this supplemental essay.

by Kristen Moon

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How Can I Support My College Student From a Distance?

It’s hard letting your student go to college and feeling like you can't take care of them, but you can! Here's some advice on supporting your student from afar.

by Suzanne Shaffer

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How Does a Summer Program Affect the College Search?

When college admission officers are evaluating your application, one of the characteristics they look for in you is initiative and another is love of learning.

by Rhiannon Schade; Mike Gunther

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What Are Good SAT or ACT Scores for Getting Into College?

Students usually worry about their standardized test scores being good enough for admission to college. Here's some expert advice on what score to aim for.

by David Recine

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How Can I Trust What I See About a Graduate School?

Graduate school is a major undertaking, so you should be sure you're comfortable with the school and program you choose. Here's some expert advice.

by Donald C. Martin

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Do I Need to Take a College Admission Test?

Many colleges require test scores but many are also going test-optional. One expert weighs in on whether or not you need to take standardized tests.

by Rhiannon Schade

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Do I Have to Choose a Private College If My Faith Is Important to Me?

The college search is more complicated for students who factor in their faith. Here's some expert advice on exploring both public and private colleges.

by Jessee Sandlin

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When Should I Start Planning for Medical School?

Med school hopeful should be sticking to a fairly strict timeline to get ready to apply for admission. Here's some expert advice on when you should start.

by Christine Fader