by Srivarsha Rayasam
CollegeXpress Student Writer
Before you decide where to go for your higher education, you need to know what your options are. Here are the types of schools you could attend after high school.
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by Kelli Dolan
Senior Assistant Editor, CollegeXpress
Planning to transfer from a community college or a four-year school? No matter what type of student you are, here's what you can do to simplify the process.
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by Abby Curtis
Content Strategist, Carnegie Dartlet
Deferral, gap year, community college, or simply staying the course...which is right for you? Get advice from our experts.
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by Brinea Wright
CollegeXpress Student Writer
If you had the chance to start high school and college at the same time, would you take it? It's possible with Early College programs. One student describes her experience of graduating high school with both a diploma and an associate degree!
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by Raven J.
CollegeXpress Student Writer, University of North Texas, Denton
Going from community college to a four-year university is a big step, and you may be a bit unsure about the experience. Read on for a look at how it all happens!
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by Raven J.
CollegeXpress Student Writer
You learn a lot about life, higher education, and yourself at community college. Here are five lessons one student learned, with some extra advice for you!
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by Katrina Hatchett
Education Blogger
From saving money to testing the waters to transferring with ease, there are many benefits to attending or starting out a community college.
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by Emma K. Neal
CollegeXpress Student Writer, University of Central Florida
Finances are only good if you put in the effort. If the future of your wallet feels burdened by student loan debt, these five tips can help you stress less.
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by Sara Lindberg
Freelance Writer, Former High School Counselor
One of the longest-standing myths is that you need to be rich in order to get a college degree. But making college both assessable and affordable is within your reach! Here are six options if you're concerned about affording your college costs.
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