Now that you have submitted your confirmation and enrollment deposit to the college of your choice, what happens next? Read these ten tips for what seniors should do next.
May 1 is the national confirmation deadline for colleges and universities. Seniors, have you confirmed your status at the college of your choice? You may want to double check.
On a recent trip to New Orleans, I had the pleasure of visiting Tulane University. Much like the city that surrounds it, Tulane is a vibrant, enriching, and interesting place. Read this blog post to learn more about it.
Colleges have always wanted you to use all of your senses when you visit their campus and now they want you to use them even when you just get their mail.
Considering a law career? Read more to find out why pursuing a Classics degree might be helpful.
Which college is the perfect fit? Students may want to consider more concrete aspects of a college when making their final college decision.
Are you trying to make your final decision on where you will attend college? Is financial aid a factor? Read about questions you should consider if financial aid is playing a role in your final college decision.
Are you having trouble making your final college decision? Read our series of blog post on questions to consider as you make your final decision on where you will attend college.
Getting ready for a standardized tests? Maybe you should give meditation a try.
Disappointed with your admissions decision? You may want to think twice before you try and appeal the decision.
In response to a recently published study by the Colorado Department of Higher Education on college graduates’ starting salaries, the University of Colorado’s president wrote an article for the Denver Post. This blog post explains the president’s criticisms of the study.
Will you be a first generation college student? Make sure to mark it on your college application.
