Down to your final few schools? Use these expert tips—from visiting campus to reviewing financial aid awards—to evaluate your offers and make your final college decision by May 1.
by Courtney Sollie Director of Admissions Communications, Seton Hall University
Parents often want to help students in the college search. But when should they step in and when should they back off? Here's some expert advice to help you.
There isn't a specific time students have to start the college search, but our experts have advice for parents on when and how their students can be planning.
Does where you go to school matter as much as what you study? Get expert insights on how to weigh campus location, environment, and distance from home against other priorities in your college search.
Social media has the power to connect people all over the world. Here's how to connect with other students at college before you even set foot on campus.
Planning ahead doesn't just apply to students! Get on track for back-to-school season and the next college admission cycle with these four head-start tips.
by Stephanie Farah Former Writer and Senior Editor, CollegeXpress
Some students have a great GPA. Some students have great test scores. Some have both. But which is more important in college admission? Our experts weigh in.
A college rejection isn't a reflection of your worth. Learn how to gain perspective, find your path, and get excited about your future beyond the "dream" school.
by Allison Singh Author, Getting Over Not Getting In
