Have you decided to attend a college that is under a quarter system instead of semesters? Here are some tips to help you keep up in this fast-paced learning environment.
by Tiffany Wong Student, California State University of Los Angeles
Lots of students admit to cheating in school. But even when it seems like a harmless shortcut, there are serious repercussions whether or not you get caught.
What better way is there to get organized than taking it from a student who's great at it? Here's the advice you need to get it together this semester.
by Krysten Gross CollegeXpress Student Writer, Elmhurst College
Your grades don't define you, but they still matter in high school and for college admission. Here's why you should take your grades seriously and do your best.
Finding the right graduate program is tough. Finding the right program as an international student is even tougher. Here are 10 important issues to keep in mind.
How close is close enough when it comes to choosing a major that will accomplish your necessary career preparedness? Find out from a college admission insider.
by Jessee Sandlin Associate Director of Admission, Georgetown College
Public schools can often be overlooked by students and parents because their names create assumptions that aren't true--by a long shot. But there's more behind the names than you may realize.
by Jessica Martin Admissions Counselor, Clemson University
You know how to study—at least, you should know how to study—but students often cram the night before and call it studying. Here are five ways to study smarter.
by Jay Chakrapani Vice President, General Manager, Digital, McGraw-Hill Higher Education
