When college admission officers are evaluating your application, one of the characteristics they look for in you is initiative and another is love of learning.
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While you may just want to relax this summer, there are productive yet easy things you can fill your time with to plan for college. Here are a few ideas!
Disagreements over college choices are common. Learn expert advice on how to guide your child's decision-making process, prioritize happiness, and focus on affordability.
You may have heard the phrase Common Data Set thrown around in regard to college admission. But what is it and how does it help you? Our experts weigh in.
College fairs are a great way to get to know a school and the people who represent it. But what are the best questions to ask? Here are four to start with.
Summer is a great time to get ready for college. Find out what you can do in between your fun summer plans that will look great to admission committees.
From campus visits to admission tests, low-income, first-gen, or other disadvantaged students can use this advice to be confident in their college search.
by Alexess Sosa CollegeXpress Student Writer, Stanford University
Rising juniors, it's your time to shine. Junior year is tough, but preparing for your college search a year in advance will make it easier in the long run.
