by Nancy Hensel, Ed.D., Diane Husic, Ph.D. and Rhiannon Schade
Yes, nearly every liberal arts college will offer some majors in science disciplines and many offer interdisciplinary programs like biochemistry, neuroscience and/or environmental studies. Along with the science, you get a well-rounded exposure to other disciplines.
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by Nathan Fuerst
Assistant Vice President for Enrollment and Director of Admissions, University of Connecticut
Thinking about heading to a state school? Here are some good reasons why you should.
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by Madison Reid
Student, Judge Memorial Catholic High School
When it comes to applying to colleges, this student has been there, done that. Here's what she learned.
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by Dia Huth
College Student
You no longer need to be scared of that stack of college letters and brochures! Well, except for paper cuts.
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by Vincent J. Angrisani and Patrick O'Connell
Executive Director of Enrollment; Director of International Students and Scholars; Queens College, City University of New York
Are you an international student considering a graduate degree in the United States? You're in good company...and you're about to get an inside look at how to achieve your goal.
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by Dia Huth
College Student
The college search process can seem intimidating at first, especially for us homeschoolers. How can you figure out which college is your future home away from home?
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by Mike Hines
Director of Public Relations, Northeastern Illinois University
Should you go urban or rural? Far from home or nearby? There are lots of factors to consider. This advice and quiz might help you figure things out.
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by Jessica Rinker
Student, Fairhaven High School
Those Perks of Being a Wallflower apply to your college search too. Who knew?
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by Dr. Matthew T. Proto
Vice President and Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid, Colby College
For some students, the college search process is an intensely personal and exciting journey. For others, it's a source of nervousness and frustration. But for most students, it's all of the above.
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