by Ben Smith
Digital Marketing Manager, Union Institute & University
Your academic advisor is your best partner for a successful college experience. Here are 10 questions to ask them to get the most from that relationship.
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by Jessica Tomer
Editor-in-Chief
Stressed about college admission interviews? Learn how to interview like a pro with these tips!
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by Toni Velazquez
Student, H.B. Plant High School
After narrowing down your college list, getting down to the nitty-gritty requires a lot more than just a simple internet search or glance at the school's website. You need to ask the questions that aren't so readily known or easily answered.
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by Jessica McCann
Freelance Writer
Don't forget to ask these tough but often forgotten questions in your graduate program search!
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by CollegeXpress
Whether you're a campus visit pro from your high school days or you never got the chance, it's worth visiting any schools you're considering for your transfer.
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by Orly Michaeli
Assistant Editor, Noodle
What do you do when an admission interviewer throws you a curveball?
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by Jessica Tomer
Editor-in-Chief, Carnegie Communications
Attention, worrywarts! You can be super excited about college and still have lingering doubts, fears, and questions. Ease your mind with these real-world answers.
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by CollegeXpress
As you conduct your college search online, in person, and in books, keep these questions in mind as you determine the fit and feel of a school, as well as how it can best serve your educational and career goals.
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by Victoria Scibilia
Contributing Editor, Carnegie Communications
Everyone has questions. Not everyone seeks answers. But in your college search and those crazy first days on campus, maybe you're just unsure where to turn. That's where this handy guide comes in!
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by Z. Kelly Queijo
Founder and President, Smart College Visit, Inc.
It's important to explore the "undecided major" the same way you would English, engineering, animal science, or any other specific degree program by asking questions while on your college visit.
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