by Ryan Sundling
Group Marketing Manager, Cardinal Group Management
From the writing center to the health center, campus resources can make your college years a lot easier. Here are five places every student should know about.
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by Joanna Nesbit
Freelance Writer
Colleges abound with resources for first-generation students, but it can be hard to know what they are. These are the campus resources you should look for.
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by Joanna Nesbit
Freelance Writer
You have a wealth of career knowledge right at your fingertips with your college career center. Here's why it should be your favorite place on campus!
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by Rebecca Williams
Planning to attend university in the States? Check out these useful resources for international students, available right on campus!
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by Paige Miller
CollegeXpress Student Writer
The college search process can get even more daunting if you're a student living with a disability. Here are some ways to enhance your college search.
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by Savanna Mertz
Student, Dallas Baptist University
From first-years with five-paragraph essays to graduate students with doctoral theses, the writing center at your college is there to help everyone become a better writer.
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by Ilana Kruger
Student, Brandeis University
Going away to college this fall? Freshman year might seem overwhelming, but it doesn't have to be. Read on for some spot-on advice from someone who's been there.
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by Samantha Notowich
Student, Indiana University
Students don't have to go through stressful times alone. Here are a few resources that can help when they feel like they're in over their heads.
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by Cathryn Sloane
Varsity Tutors Contributing Writer
Each college has a different reputation, teaching style, admission process, and student lifestyle. It's important to understand these differences to find the right match for you. Here are some key college attributes to evaluate as you embark on the search.
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by Eileen Antalek, Ed.D.
Associate Director, Educational Directions, Inc.
Most college/admission guidebooks, general college search sites, and individual college websites and publications can be sources of information.
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