by Lindsey Conger
College Counselor and Tutor, Moon Prep
The coronavirus shouldn't stop you from finding ways to improve yourself and your college applications. Check out these free online courses to boost your skills!
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by Daniel Katz, PhD
Department of Education Studies Professor, Seton Hall University
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, some parents are learning how to homeschool their kids for the first time. If you're one of them, here are some tips to help get you through.
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by Rilind Elezaj
Blogger, Career Specialist
You may think you know how to effectively study but learning some new tricks could be the difference between a B and an A on your next test.
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by Laura Wallace
CollegeXpress Student Writer
Time management is one of the most important skills you can develop in high school and refine in college. Here are some ways to improve your time management now.
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by Shivani Ekkanath
CollegeXpress Student Writer
There's no question that college is hard and can be mentally exhausting. Some days you're just trying to find the motivation to get through your work, and we have tips for that!
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by GPA Calculator
A complete overview of what a 4.0 GPA means for college-bound high schoolers, university students, and job seekers
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by Laura Wallace
CollegeXpress Student Writer
Being sick is no fun, especially when that means missing school. Here are some do's and don'ts that will help you stay on top of things if you miss class because of illness.
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by Rebecca Barer
CollegeXpress Student Writer
If Halloween is in your heart the whole year, you would ace all these spooky classes. Read on for some of the creepiest courses you can really take at colleges across the country.
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by CollegeXpress
In honor of National Tutoring Week, check out the impact that private tutoring can have on grades, test scores, and retention rates for high school and college students.
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by Dev Gandhi
CollegeXpress Student Writer, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
After the first few weeks of excitement on your college campus, it's time to buckle down on homework and studying. Here is some key academic advice from a sophomore to help you have a successful first semester.
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