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Counselor Q&A: How to Be Smart When Planning for College During the Pandemic
There's a lot of uncertainty in college admission due to the coronavirus pandemic. Here are some answers to common student questions from an expert counselor.
Top 6 Things to Do While You're Studying Abroad in College
Many college students lose track of what to do and how to make the most of their time abroad. Be sure you fit in these six experiences during your trip!
9 Study Tips to Help You Conquer AP Tests
Whether you're tackling your very first AP test this year or prepping for your very last one, here are 10 study tips that'll help you score high on any AP exam.
by Ryan Nguyen
Should I Recommend International Universities to My American Students?
Should your adventurous students say "see ya later!" to the US and consider applying to college in another country? One expert weighs the pros and cons.
How to Know If You're Ready for College
Being ready for college is more than just sending in your deposit and packing up. Here's how to make sure you're ready academically, emotionally, and beyond.
Transferring Myths Series: Graduating On Time
In this second post in a series of common transfer myths, we tackle on-time graduation--and how transfer students can make it happen.
How to Help Your Reluctant Student Start Planning for College
High school is when college conversations begin in earnest, but sometimes students don't readily engage. Here's how parents can help get the ball rolling.
The Worst Myth: College Is for Rich Kids
Do you need to be rich in order to get a college degree? Absolutely not! But if you're concerned about affording your college costs, check out this advice.
How to Showcase Volunteer Work to Boost Your Résumé
Volunteering and community service can be amazing experiences. The feeling of helping someone is enough, but it can also help your résumé. Here's how!
How to Make the Most of Your Education in College
College is a huge commitment, so make sure you're making the most of your four years of higher education with this advice from student writer Jessica.
A Look at Where Teachers Are Needed Most in the US
There's a teaching shortage across the country. So if you're a teacher or thinking of majoring in Education in college, here's where and what to consider teaching.
by Ginger Abbot
Debunking 4 SAT, ACT, and Remote Learning Myths
COVID-19 has changed education, but it doesn't mean what you've heard about remote learning and standardized tests is true. You can disregard these myths!
by Philip Bates
5 Simple Reasons to Start Your Scholarship Search Early
Starting the scholarship search early is your best chance for minimum stress and maximum rewards. Here are five reasons why starting now is a good choice!
Study Abroad Opportunities: What You Should Know About SAI Programs
Students have a lot of options for study abroad. Learn more about SAI Programs and all its locations, academic programs, costs, and aid options right here.
by Hailey Myers
College Search Q&A: Partnership With Native Americans
Many Native students think college isn't an option for them. Learn how PWNA and the American Indian Education Fund are helping those students succeed.
ZeeMee: The Future of College Applications?
What's this see-me thing everyone's talking about? Learn about ZeeMee and what is has to do with your college applications.
What You Need to Know About Out–of–State Tuition
Out-of-state students often pay higher tuition than state residents at public universities. Here's what you need to know to avoid sticker shock.
Are Income–Sharing Agreements Too Good to Be True?
Income-sharing agreements can be a great alternative means of funding your education if you're in a bind. Read on to learn if this is a good option for you.
Learning a Foreign Language: Top Tips for Students
In our globalized society, it's never a bad idea to learn a new language. These tips could help make your learning experience even better.
5 Signs You Should Consider Early College
The "typical" college path isn't for everyone, and some students can't wait to go to college. Considering an early college program? Here's what to know!
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