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Important College Admission Deadlines Students Can Still Meet This Year

Still haven't applied to college as a senior? No problem—it’s not too late! These colleges are still accepting applications for next semester. read more

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College Counselor and Tutor, Moon Prep

Top College and Financial Aid Application Terms You Need to Know

When it comes to college and financial aid applications. a lot of words are thrown around that you may not know yet. Use this list to help you stay on track. read more

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CollegeXpress Student Writer

What Is Rolling Admission?

Rolling admission gives you more options when it comes to applying to college. Schools with rolling admission evaluate applications until all of the available spots are filled for that year. read more

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The Top 5 College Application Deadlines You Need to Know About

Early Action, Early Decision, Regular Decision! There are so many choices for college application deadlines. Here's a breakdown of the top five you should know. read more

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Early Bird Gets the Worm? Early Decision vs. Early Action

Do you know the difference between Early Decision and Early Action? We've got everything you need to know right here, so you can decide what's best for you! read more

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CollegeXpress Student Writer

4 Things to Keep Track of When Applying to Grad School

You've found the grad program you want to attend; now you just have to apply. Navigate the process more efficiently by keeping track of these important factors. read more

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Vice President of Enrollment Management and Marketing, Neumann University

Your Simple Guide to Junior and Senior Year Admission Planning

The college application process is going to fly by faster than you'd think. Here's a college search timeline to help guide you through your junior and senior year. read more

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Should I Apply to College Early Decision or Early Action?

Early Decision, Early Action, or Single-Choice Early Action? Each mean something entirely different. Find out which is right for you. read more

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