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The Importance of Career Prep: How to Plan for Your Dream Job
Is a college degree the ticket to a great job? Not quite. Career preparation is vital for every student, starting as early as high school. Learn more here!
by Abby Curtis
Your Goals, Your Life, Your Gap Year
A gap year is a chance to explore the world while considering "Who am I?" and "What do I want to do with my life?" Learn more about gap year programs here!
The 3 Easiest Steps to Winning Scholarships
Sure, there's a lot of work to winning scholarships. But being successful at the search can be boiled down to three easy but effective steps. Here's what to do!
by Dan Bi Han
7 Incredible Scholarship Opportunities to Help You Study Abroad
Studying abroad is expensive, but you can prepare for your program by finding free money to help pay for it with these great scholarship opportunities.
by Jean O'Toole
How to Get Involved in Extracurricular Activities in High School
Curious about joining extracurriculars in high school? Learn how to choose the right activities, manage your time, and get started today with this advice!
Our Best Advice for Sophomore Year of High School
Calling all 10th graders! Check out this collection of our best advice to help you start the scholarship search, take the PSAT, and more.
How to Give Your Résumé the Disney Effect
It's a well-known fact that interviewers' ears perk up at three words: Walt Disney Company. Here are ways to get that same reaction in other ways.
How to Be a Competitive Med School Applicant
What makes someone an ideal med school applicant? What do admission counselors look for? How should students, both pre-med and not, prepare?
How to Write Your Grad School Application Essay
The grad school application essay isn't like any other piece of writing. Craft your best essay for graduate admission with this helpful advice.
5 Tips to Make Your Post–Grad School Résumé Stand Out
It can be scary to finish grad school and then immediately start the job search. Increase your odds of career success with a perfectly polished résumé.
How to Guide High School Freshmen Through the Next 4 Years
Counselors play a big role in keeping students focused on the future. Here's how to help freshmen make the most of these four vital but fleeting years.
Scholarship Search Tips for High School Underclassmen
Don't wait until senior year of high school to search and apply for scholarships. Get started as early as possible with this helpful advice from a real student!
by Mannah Patel
What Are Living–Learning Communities All About?
Living-Learning Communities (LLCs) let students have specialized experiences and make connections on campus. Learn more about this dorm option now!
13 Tips for Winter Break and Second Semester Success
Setting yourself up for success over winter break can help you start second semester with less stress. Here are 13 things you can do during your time off!
How to Win Scholarships With Your SAT Scores
If you're already doing the hard work to get a good score on the SAT, you might as well use it to win some money! Here's how to get scholarships with your SAT scores.
How to Craft the Perfect High School Résumé
Creating a standout high school résumé will help you impress colleges! Learn key tips for formatting, highlighting achievements, and making your CV shine.
Over 60 March Scholarship Opportunities to Apply For
Spring is in the air, and so are scholarship opportunities! Here are over 60 scholarship awards you should apply for with deadlines in March.
How to Transition to a High–Demand Career as a New Grad
The postgrad job search can be tough, especially if you’re pursuing a competitive career. Here's how to find a great job that works for you after college.
6 Part–Time Jobs Good for Your Résumé and Your Major
Part-time jobs are a great way to add experience to your résumé and make extra money while you're in college. Here are some major-relevant jobs to consider!
by Ginger Abbot
How to Get into Medical School: Top Tips for Pre–med Students
There is no magic formula for getting into med school. But when it comes to your undergraduate education, there are some things that work well--and some that don't.
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