by Eric Endlich, PhD
Psychologist and Founder, Top College Consultants
When it comes to advocating for yourself in college, you want to ask the Disability Services the right questions. Here's what our expert recommends.
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by Eric Endlich, PhD
Psychologist and Founder, Top College Consultants
A college's disability services office can only help you if you have learning differences, but these are the things to know and do before choosing a school.
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by Callie McGill
Content Marketer, ValuePenguin.com
Some parents are wary about sharing financial information with their students when filing the FAFSA. Here's how to avoid it and the bright side if you don't.
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by CollegeXpress
Stay on top of the college planning process with our monthly College Planning Calendar for counselors, students, and parents. Happy January planning!
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by Sarah Montalbano
CollegeXpress Student Writer
This is a *real* admission essay student Sarah Montalbano submitted with her application to Cornell University. Check it out!
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by CollegeXpress and Kim Lifton
President, Wow Writing Workshop
Writing your college application essay can be one of the most difficult parts of the college admission process. College essay expert Kim Lifton is here to help!
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by CollegeXpress
AiLun Ku from The Opportunity Network discusses how colleges can support and promote success for Black, Brown, and Indigenous students. Read our interview now!
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by Shivani Ekkanath
CollegeXpress Student Writer
How can high schoolers participate in extracurricular activities and prepare for college in the middle of a pandemic? Read advice from a real student here!
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by Kristen Moon and Lindsey Conger
Founder, Moon Prep; College Counselor and Tutor, Moon Prep
Medical school acceptance is competitive, so many students decide to apply to BS/MD programs. Here's advice for students to stand out in their applications.
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