Campus Blog
Finding Green Universities in Your College Search
For many prospective college students, choosing where to attend school can be one of the most important choices that they will make.
Keep Your Budget in Check by Engaging in Free Activities
As a college student you know the importance of keeping your finances under control, but you also enjoy hanging out with friends and relaxing after a long day of classes and studying in the dorm.
HS College Planning Guide: week of May 17
You should receive your "Financial Award Package" with information on your qualifying financial aid from each school that you have been admitted.
College Football – Can You Handle It?
If you have a dream of becoming a footballer, then consider attending your college recruiting exercises.
The Right Test to Take For College Acceptance: ACT vs SAT
Today in America the ACT has overtaken the SAT in popularity, which is why parents and students all over the nation are now asking themselves which exam is more important for college acceptance, the SAT or ACT?
HS College Planning Tip: for Week of May 10
Sit for the Advanced Placement Exams or the CLEP tests to test out of subject areas you had in high school.
4 Things You Learn During Finals
No matter how focused a student you are, honest truth is that the finals will always drain you completely. Well, at least not completely if you cared to visit the library in the course of the semester.
4 Tips to Making Your College Life Memorable
To the older generation, looking back at college life back in the days do not happen without an emotion.
Campus Life: Not Always the Dream
It would be a lie to say that campus life is horrible. It is neither horrible or great. It is simply a happy medium between the two.
HS College Planning Tip: for Week of May 03
Quick Review May starts up soon. Use this month to finalize your college decision and arrange financing. Most schools have a May 1 deadline for acceptance. Deposit money will likely
Corinthian Colleges Abruptly Shuts Down
Corinthian Colleges, under intense scrutiny including from the federal government, abruptly closed its doors on Sunday.
