Does a College Visit Help with Admissions Chances?
/Yes, visiting a college can actually improve your admissions chances, although it is still not as important as your grades and other merits.
Read MoreYes, visiting a college can actually improve your admissions chances, although it is still not as important as your grades and other merits.
Read MoreHow do you write a college application essay that will make admissions officers sit up and take notice? We'll tell you how!
Read MoreFeeling stressed about getting all of your college applications in on time? Follow these tips to make your senior year more bearable.
Read MoreFive tips for writing your college application essay from a current college student (who got accepted!)
Read MoreAsking for a letter of recommendation may be necessary for college and scholarship applications, as well as jobs and other opportunities. Learn to master this essential skill!
Read MoreHow many colleges should you apply to? Here are some thoughts and personal experience from a first generation college student.
Read MoreDon't become emotionally attached to a specific prestigious university. A smart student can thrive in any college that is a good fit for them, and often be financially and emotionally better off at a different school other than their first choice.
Read MoreHave you made it on to a college waitlist? Don't get your hopes up...
Read MoreIn 2012, Harvard only accepted 5.81% of the students who applied. Did you make it to a waiting-list? Unfortunately, only about 1/3 of students get accepted from wait-lists. Still searching for a great education at an affordable price? That's why there's college rankings for the rest of us.
Read MoreThe practice of taking a gap year between high school and college is growing in the U.S. And with good reason. Some studies show that students who delay college for a year tend to have a better GPA and are more likely to graduate on time. However, doing a gap year the right way requires a lot of work and planning.
Read MoreBefore you tweet about that unfair homework assignment or post a rant on Facebook about how much you hate your biology teacher’s grading policy, stop and think about how college admissions officers might view your words.
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