When you go to college, you mostly think about the costs of tuition and room and board, but there are many more costs: transportation, clothing...
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Questions to Ask About Taking the SAT and the ACT
Most colleges, although not all, require applicants to submit scores from either the SAT or the ACT along with their high school grades, teacher...
Can I Save College Tuition Money?
Yes! The answer is yes. Of course there are the more typical ways of saving on college costs: stay at home and save dorm fees, graduate early by...
Five Myths about Graduating
Well, college was a blast! But now it’s over and it’s time to start thinking about your graduation ceremony – and most importantly, what you’ll do...
College Admission Despite a Blemished High School Record
Perhaps your high school career hit a rough patch or two: a failing grade, a bad freshman year, a suspension, even bad SAT/ACT scores. Can you still...
Cover Letters for College Grads
You’re done with classwork, but now you have another challenge—getting a job. Once again, it’s probably a first—and you thought you were done with...
The Essay: The Hardest Part of the College Application
Most everyone chokes at writing the college essay. It does not fit the regular format of a high school essay, you think it should sell you but you...
How to Choose a Roommate Your First Year in College
Your roommate can actually shape a lot of your college experience, but to find someone you like and even someone you might become a life-long friend...
Lower College Enrollment, Lower College Costs?
A dip in the birthrate means there are now fewer high school graduates, especially in the Midwest and the Northeast. There is also a decline in non...
College Students: Summer Job or Summer Classes?
Money is always an issue for most college students. When summer rolls around, it can offer time to get a job to save for expenses and to help defray...
