Cal State Hidden Gem- Sonoma State
Jared Hobson January 13, 2012 No Comments
Have you thought about Sonoma State lately? See my impressions of this Cal State hidden gem after a recent visit.
Have you thought about Sonoma State lately? See my impressions of this Cal State hidden gem after a recent visit.
Sure academics are important when considering a college, but what is there to do outside of the classroom? Loyola Marymount University offers a copious amount of things to do off-campus.
How many activities should you be involved in? The answer may surprise you!
The early application admissions decisions are out. So what do the numbers mean?
How important is it to you to attend a religiously-affiliated college? Read on for some things to consider if religion is a part of your college application process.
Who are the best experts on the college admissions process? Students who just went through it. Read a US News and World Report article on 8 students and their college journeys.
So you have been deferred from a college. What do you do now? Read on from some great tips from Great College Advice.
What should seniors consider during winter break? Here are some tips to surviving the rest of your college application process.
Some universities, like Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama, are not very selective. However, every university likes to attract top-notch students to fill its classrooms. Samford has implemented a new program for high achieving students, whereby it is offering more rigorous courses for students who are eligible for them upon admission. The idea is to boost the curriculum up a notch for these students who need a challenge.
What do juniors need to be doing over winter break for the college process? Read these tips to get ahead with your college applications.
So you have some time off from school? What are some things you can do over winter break to get ahead in your college search process?
During a recent visit to Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, Mark took a few moments to explain that many universities in the United States are divided administratively into separate colleges that focus on a particular academic area.