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College Counselor and Tutor, Moon Prep
Research experience in high school is one sure-fire way to impress colleges. Here are the different research avenues high school students can take advantage of.
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Students have a lot of responsibilities, and they can get overwhelming. Student writer Skye has advice to reassess your workload before you hit your limit.
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Taking college-level courses in high school is a great way to challenge yourself and impress colleges. Student vlogger Wendy has some tips to help you get started!
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by Kevin Gardner
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Colleges and universities are only as strong as the faculty that teach their students. Here are five schools with high-quality, inspiring faculty members.
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by Kara E. Joyce
Site Editor, TechTarget
Skipping class may be tempting when you want to sleep in or hang with friends instead, but we have three really solid reasons why you should ignore the temptation and go to class.
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by Emily Sandberg
CollegeXpress Student Writer
Summer courses may not sound like the most enticing idea, but with these tips, you can get ahead of your education while still having a fantastic summer break.
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by Anike Sakariyawo
Founder and CEO, SEEK Foundation, Inc.
Even if you're not planning to be a science major, coding is an incredibly valuable skill to learn before heading off to college. Here's why!
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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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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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