by Po-Ting (Duke) Lin
CollegeXpress Student Writer, Northwestern University
Having trouble finding impressive high school extracurriculars? Check out one student's advice to help you think outside the box and find activities you enjoy.
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by Melissa Mitchell
CollegeXpress Student Writer
You don't need to have expensive hobbies to strengthen your college apps! These extracurricular activities are perfect for students looking to save their money.
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by Hannah Chen
CollegeXpress Student Writer
What is Model UN, why should you participate, and how can it help prepare you for college? Find all the answers to these questions and more now!
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by Laurie Kopp Weingarten
Certified Educational Planner; Co-founder and President, One-Stop College Counseling
Extracurriculars are an important part of your college applications, but you should focus on quality over quantity. Impress colleges with these top tips!
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by Naomi Hong
Freelance Writer
Extracurricular activities are a great way to show future employers what you're passionate about. Here are the best extracurriculars for boosting your résumé.
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by Erin Moriarty
Associate Vice President and Dean of Undergraduate Admission, Loyola University Chicago
Catholic students have ample opportunities to nurture their faith with college extracurriculars. Here are some options to get involved and connected on campus.
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by Laura Wallace
CollegeXpress Student Writer
Time management is one of the most important skills you can develop in high school and refine in college. Here are some ways to improve your time management now.
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by Sara Lindberg
Freelance Writer
Being involved in high school activities will boost your applications, but where do you start? Here are some of the top activities colleges love to see!
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by Crystal Haryanto
CollegeXpress Student Writer
Some people say the only way to stand out on college applications is to be a well-rounded student. But you can also stand out by being "pointy." Here's how!
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by Lois Letchford
Author, Educator
We all know students should read more over the summer, but what can you do to enhance learning without breaking out the books? Here are a few ideas!
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