by Laurie Kopp Weingarten
Cofounder, Director of College Admissions Counseling, One-Stop College Counseling
Have your seniors' college essays seemed a little lackluster lately? Here are five ways that counselors can help students improve their writing skills for college essays.
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by Kara E. Joyce
Editorial Assistant, Carnegie Dartlet
Everyone's going to tell you what to do to be a writer. This article is different--it tells you what NOT to do.
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by Tamar Lilienthal
CollegeXpress Student Writer
Thinking about majoring in English? With the right minor, you could expand your career horizons even more! These are some of the best choices.
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by Grayson Yount
CollegeXpress Student Writer
One of our student writers discusses the pressures surrounding choosing a college major and how her future looks to her.
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by Meilyn Woods
CollegeXpress Student Writer
These tips are organized by English, History, Science, and Math, so you can improve your study habits in each area before you head off to college.
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by Marcella McHenry
Student, Ursuline College
How can you be sure that you won't be unemployed after graduating college with an English major? Following these three tips is a good start.
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by Cecily Girton
Student, Greencastle High School
Is studying English is in the back of your mind? Or the front of your consciousness?
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by Claire Carter
Editorial Assistant, Carnegie Communications
Are there any words that grind your gears? Odds are a few of them might be on Lake Superior State University's newest list of banished words.
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by Allison VanNest
Director of Communications, Grammarly.com
Now, more than ever, good written English skills are imperative for success in college and the workforce. The writing skills you have today directly impact how successful you will be in your applications for college admission, financial aid, and other educational opportunities. But with declining national skills in writing, how can you bolster your skills?
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by Jennifer Werts
You've chosen a college major, but you're not sure how it will translate to a career. We'll give you some career suggestions for five unconventional college majors.
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