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Questions HS Students Should Ask Their Guidance Counselors
You’re in high school and have plans to attend college. Like many high school students, you’re trying to do your best academically to secure a high spot amongst your graduating class and to polish your college-bound credentials.
Best Things About Being a Student in London
Being a student in London is pretty amazing. Every day is a new adventure. London is a city with a lot of potential as it is England’s largest city.
College Completion: Gap Widens Between Rich and Poor Students
College students from lower income groups have more opportunities to pursue a degree than ever before. Federal pell grants, scholarships and financial aid can provide the assistance these students need to attend college.
Industry Outlook: Library Science
If you’re library science or information managment, it is essential to know the different paths you can take . In our latest infographic, you will learn about the different opportunities
Is Your College Underrated?
Among the larger colleges and universities, Harvard, Stanford, and the University of Texas enjoy special consideration. The same can be said for certain small schools, including Swarthmore, The Citadel, and Pomona College.
HS College Planning Tip: week of Feb 01
Quick Review February has started. Review this checklist for items that should be completed at this time in your college planning process. If you submitted your FAFSA form early, you
ACC Releases 2015 Football Schedule
The Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) may have just wrapped up its last football season, but enthusiasts know that the buzz never quite ends. Come spring, member schools will be actively
How Internships Transform into Successful Careers
Certain career paths, especially medical and dental types, are usually complemented with internship opportunities.
How to Make the Most of a College Snow Day
Your college runs like clockwork, starting and finishing each semester on time and without interruption. Well, usually it does. It just so happens that the most significant storm of the decade is bearing down on your campus.
Proposed 529 Plan Rule Changes Would Remove Tax-Free Component
Hundreds of thousands of college students are pursuing their higher education dreams because of so-called 529 plans. These plans, as enumerated under the tax code, enable families to save money toward their children’s college education.
Report: College Grads Coming Up Short in Career Readiness
After spending tens of thousands of dollars in pursuit of a college degree, you might think that today’s graduates are entering the workforce with the skills that employers require.
NCAA Opens a New Chapter in Conference Autonomy
Conference autonomy has arrived or at least what passes for it. Specifically, the NCAA has allowed the Power 5 conferences — ACC, Big Ten, Big 12, Pac 12 and SEC — to set their own rules.
