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Five Thoughtful Steps to Help You Make Your Final College Decision
The deadline is near! Follow these five essential steps to evaluate your options, compare financial aid, and confidently commit to the college that fits you best.
Video: How to Prepare for Your Senior Year of High School
Get ready for senior year! Watch student vlogger Zenavieve share top tips on setting goals, keeping grades up, taking pictures, and preparing for college.
5 Examples of Real Passion Projects That Admission Officers Love
Whether you're helping the community or inventing environmental solutions, these passion projects are sure to get you noticed by admission representatives.
by Kristen Moon
9 Personal Statement Tips for Law School Applicants
Your personal statement for law school holds a lot of weight. Here are some tips from a Director of Admissions on how to write the best essay possible!
How to Pick a Major for Med School
If you are a high school student with your sights set on medical school, it can be hard to determine what you need to do to get there.
by Barry Duerr
10 Uncommon Questions to Ask in Your College Search
It's important to go beyond the basic info during your college search. If these 10 questions aren't already on your college admission radar, they should be!
Go Greek! Or Don't: What I Learned by Joining (and Quitting) a Sorority
An honest and straightforward account of one young woman's sorority experience.
Ivy League Admission for International Students: Part 3
In this last installment, international students can learn about essays, application details, and final things to keep in mind for Ivy League admission.
by Matt Larriva
What's the Difference Between Scholarships and Grants?
Unlike loans, scholarships and grants are types of aid that you don't have to pay back. Learn more about these options for paying for college now.
Feeling Burnt Out? Steps to Get Back on Track
Struggling with burnout? Follow these five practical steps to recharge your mind, manage your workload, and find your academic spark again.
by Zia Sampson
5 Important Conversations for Students of Color on Campus Tours
As a student of color, finding a diverse, equitable college is all about asking questions that lead to the right conversations. Here's what to ask about!
Public and Private Colleges That Think Outside the Box
There are standard traits of private and public colleges. But no all schools stay in their lanes! These colleges toe the line between private and public.
by Megan Rosta
10 Powerful Advantages of Attending Historically Black Colleges and Universities
HBCUs are rich in history, culture, and academic excellence. If you need more convincing, here are 10 advantages for students considering these schools.
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!
Smart College Prep Steps for All Four Years of High School
Stay on track for college with this 4-year high school prep guide. Learn what steps to take during freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior years.
by Sara Karnish
How to Survive Junior Year of High School
Junior year is often called the hardest year of high school. So you know what to expect and to make things a little easier, here are some tips on how to balance everything out.
by Lily Xu
12 Important Things to Look for in Your Colleges
In searching for colleges, here are 12 important things to consider. Hopefully, this checklist will help you discover your needs and goals for the right school.
How Speech and Debate Can Make You a Better Student
Speech and debate is a great activity that teaches you valuable skills you can use in college and beyond. Read on to learn about four major benefits.
How to Get Past Your Dream College to Appreciate Others
Many students have a dream college they get stuck on long before starting the admission process. Here are ways to get past it and appreciate other schools.
What Non–Religious Students Need to Know About Religious Colleges
If you're a non-religious student and haven't considered attending a religious college, here's what to know about them and why you should reconsider.
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