by Audrey Jenkins
Freelance Writer
When you declare an area of study, you'll be able to increase your financial aid options even further by taking advantage of major-specific scholarships.
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by Raymond Lutzky, Ph.D.
Senior Director of Graduate Enrollment Management and Admissions, New York University Polytechnic School of Engineering
For many STEM students, the idea of pursuing graduate study is nothing new. But the transition to an advanced degree still might come as a shock.
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by Dan Bi Han
High School Student
Believe it or not, there is such thing as fun test prep, just like these activities.
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by Griffin Scott-Rifer
Student, Garfield High School
Who doesn't need a little musical inspiration to face their chemistry homework head on? These four playlists should do the trick!
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by John Cook
President, Singular Value Consulting
A math major and professional answers the age-old question . . .
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by Dr. Melissa R. Bowers
Director, Master of Science in Business Analytics, University of Tennessee
Think your love of math and science only translates into a career in engineering? Think again!
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by Kimberly Lacker
Actuarial Director, CNA Insurance
Are you a numbers person? Business-minded? A career in predictive analytics might be just what you've been looking for.
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by Tom Rose
Co-founder, Testive
Think you need a fancy calculator to do well on the SAT? Think again.
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by Elizabeth Phillips
Freelance Writer
STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) majors have the potential to solve some of the world's biggest problems. Here are a few challenging--and rewarding--opportunities to help advance your STEM education.
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by Vivian Kerr
Test Prep Tutor and Writer, Grockit.com
The GRE and the GMAT are the gateways to graduate school, and both tests require strong algebra skills. Here are six concepts that are almost guaranteed to appear on the GRE and the GMAT!
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