First – congratulations! You applied and are now admitted to college!
As the May 1st enrollment deadline looms, our monthly RoundUp theme focuses on the big decision of choosing a college.
Weekly digest of information and resources for
It is not the best approach to pick a college based on if the price is right, but applicants should include cost as one of the key factors for considering college choices.
Here are five tips to help you understand
It is not the best approach to pick a college based on if the price is right, but applicants should include cost as one of the key factors for considering college choices.
Weekly digest of information and resources
Deciding where to go to college, keep this in mind – “It doesn’t matter where you go, it’s what you do when you get there.”
As college basketball players enter into their championship game, they must appreciate that
Go beyond public reputation or popularity. Organize your individualized review of multiple campuses using like aspects, this can help you find the college that is right for you.
“Even in late spring of your senior year, you’ll likely find yourself
As you narrow your list of options of where to attend next fall and your college acceptances arrive, one of the best ways to determine which school is a good fit for you is to visit the college.
Even if
High school seniors may feel that they are done with most of the heavy lifting to finish school and start college. “You submitted applications a few months ago and are now waiting to hear back from the schools
Your college applications are submitted, the next step is “The Waiting Game.” Waiting to hear back on admissions decisions. You might feel excitement, nervousness, relief or uncertainty. Remember to stay confident and try not to worry. You still