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Do I Have to File the FAFSA?

You don't have to fill out the FAFSA, but there's no reason not to. Here's why one expert suggests you're only hurting yourself by not filling out the FAFSA.

by Evan E. Lipp

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How Does a Virtual Interview Differ From an In–Person One?

Video interviews are a lot different than talking to a prospective employer face-to-face. Learn tricks that will make your virtual interview successful here!

by James Werner

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When Should I Start Planning for Graduate School?

Planning for grad school can depend on what type of grad school are you thinking about? Medicine? Dentistry? Law? Or an advanced degree in your chosen field?

by Joan Isaac Mohr

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How Can I Properly Evaluate the Quality of a Health and Medicine Program?

Thinking about majoring in the health sciences? Here's some expert advice to consider before deciding to get the most out of your academic experience.

by CollegeXpress

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How Are My Extracurricular Activities Used in College Admission?

Admission officers look closely at your activities outside the classroom on your application. Here's what to know about extracurriculars in college admission.

by Rhiannon Schade; Laurie Kopp Weingarten

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What Are Some Top Do's and Don'ts for University Applications?

Ready to submit your applications to US universities? Don't forget to check out these important reminders of the top things to do and avoid!

by Keith Gramling

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Should I Transfer Schools If I've Been Thinking About It?

Deciding to transfer colleges is a big step and not something to be taken lightly. Here's some quick expert advice to help you with this decision.

by Joan Isaac Mohr; Michelle Lockhart

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How Can My Student Find a College With a Good ROI?

Obviously, you want your student to go to a college that’s worth the cost. But how do you determine a school's return on investment? Here's some expert advice.

by Suzanne Shaffer

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What's a Good Way to Start My US University Search?

Sometimes the hardest part of the university search is just starting. Here's some expert advice to start your research and school list.

by Jon Frank

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Will I Have Access to the Resources and Support I Need at a Big Public College?

Access to important resources and support can make or break your college experience. Here's what to know about public college opportunities from an expert

by Jessica Martin

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How Does Real Life in College Differ From the Movies?

It's easy to think your college experience is going to be just like what you see in the movies, but the reality is pretty different. Here's what to expect.

by Jim Terhune

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Can I Get Good Scholarships as a Transfer Student?

Incoming transfer students with strong academic credentials have a lot of opportunities for scholarships. See what options are available for you here!

by Joan Isaac Mohr; Kelli Dolan

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What Do Fees Cover in a College's Tuition and Fees?

In addition to paying for classes (aka tuition), you'll also need to cover any fees associated with a university. But what exactly do these "fees" mean?

by Sara Lindberg

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How Does Working With International Students Differ?

Although they're students just the same, there are extra steps and cultural considerations when working with international students. One expert weighs in.

by Eileen Antalek, EdD

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How Can I Avoid College Application Fees and Save Money?

College application fees can stack up quickly. Here's some expert advice on fee waivers, how to know if you're eligible, and where to get them

by Dr. Ciera Graham; Dr. Brian Sajko

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How Do I Transfer to Another University as an International Student?

US citizens aren't the only students who need to transfer sometimes. Here's some expert advice for international students looking for a better university.

by Thomas B. Hassett

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What Resources Can I Use If My Teen Is Bullied?

Bullying is something no student should have to experience. If you're concerned about your student, here are some expert resources to help them with bullies.

by Ari Magnusson

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How Can Parents Help Students With International University Prep?

The international university search can be hard, and as a parent, you should help without overstepping. Here's an expert checklist on how to do it.

by Mike Steidel

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Can I Get Financial Aid to Pay for Pre–College Program Tuition?

There are a number of ways to get financial aid and/or scholarships to help cover the cost of attending a pre-college program. Learn more here!

by Elizabeth Elkins; Rhiannon Schade