Holiday Breaks – Not the Best Time for College Tours
Jared Hobson September 6, 2023 No Comments
When is the best time to go see colleges? Unfortunately, it is not during the upcoming holiday breaks.
When is the best time to go see colleges? Unfortunately, it is not during the upcoming holiday breaks.
Campus food: it’s not just a lunch lady wearing a hairnet anymore. Check out what campuses across the country are doing to entice students to eat in the dining halls.
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How do you choose a major? Do you pick a college major that seems best for getting a great job right out of college? Or do you prepare for the long term? The economy is always shifting, and industries come and go. Perhaps it is best to choose a major that will build skills and knowledge and habits of mind that will serve you throughout your life.
When making up their class schedule for senior year, juniors are often tempted to decrease their load. Not a good idea. Read this article to help you think about the importance of your senior year courses.
As the college admissions process becomes ever more complicated and stressful–and expensive–more and more families are asking the question, “Do
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What makes a painting come to life? Details! So it is with your college essay. You need to paint a picture that includes interesting details that make your story a pleasure to read.
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