What's the Impact of Applying for College "Undecided"?
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Should you declare a major when applying to college? Or wait as long as possible? Turns out there are pros and cons to either scenario.
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Is Your Personality Type Your Destiny?
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Find out what Truity and College Factual found about how your personality type shapes your career choices and career satisfaction. But is personality destiny?
Read MoreWhat is a Good College Graduation Rate?
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The standard for U.S. colleges is to report a six-year graduation rate, not a four year rate. What should you do if you actually want to graduate in four years?
Read MoreWhat is a STEM Major?
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STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. How will these subjects change the world?
Read MoreIs America Producing Too Many College Graduates, or Not Enough?
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Some reports claim we will run out of college graduates, while others highlight the dismal fate of underemployed and underpaid grads throughout the country. Part of the problem is there is an oversupply of college graduates in specific areas, and not enough in others.
Read MoreChoosing a Major in a Quickly Changing Job Market
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How do students make a wise choice about a major in a quickly changing job marketplace?
Read MoreIf You Don't Know Where You're Going, Any Road Will Take You There!
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I spent way too much money and too many years of my life first earning a bachelor's degree and then earning a master's degree that prepared me for careers in which I had no interest! Don't make the same mistake I made!
Read MoreWhat Are You Good At?
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How do you choose a college when you don't even know what it is you want to do, or what you're good at?
Read MoreYour Major Matters: The Plight of the Underemployed College Grad
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A recent study shows that students in majors that provide technical training are able to escape the underemployment plight that plagues many graduates with degrees in the liberal arts. Should students all switch to engineering degrees? Not necessarily...
Read MoreWhy You Need a College Plan: Only 43% of Students Graduate Where They Start
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Only 43% of students who began college in 2007 finished their degree where they started. This means that the majority of students drop out or transfer schools, placing a huge financial burden on themselves.
Read MoreWhat Does Ultimate Fighting Have to do With College Selection?
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What does UFC president Dana White have to say about choosing a college?
Read MoreCould You Be Paid to Change Your Major to Education?
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If, due to some miracle, the salaries of public school teachers were suddenly tripled, would you change your major to education?
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