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How to Assess a College’s Financial Health

How to Assess a College’s Financial Health

For many students and parents, checking a college’s financial health may seem unnecessary. After all, plenty of institutions have been around for a  long time and are integral parts of their communities. It’s easy to assume there aren’t any questions of solvency, so most don’t bother to check. However, the age of a college or…

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Attending College in New York

Attending College in New York

Many students dream of going to college in New York. For some, it’s the idea of heading to school in a big city. For others, New York’s key industries, association with the arts, and 24/7 lifestyle is what they find appealing. But going to school in New York can be expensive. Without proper planning, it…

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10 of the Top Colleges in the World (NOT in the USA)

10 of the Top Colleges in the World (NOT in the USA)

When it comes time for a student to choose a college, they often wonder, “What are the top colleges in the world?” Sometimes, this is pure curiosity. After all, they have schools on the brain, so it’s reasonable to contemplate which ones represent the cream of the crop. However, some students want to figure out…

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Attending College in Florida: What You Need to Know (Including Florida Scholarships)

Attending College in Florida: What You Need to Know (Including Florida Scholarships)

For many, the idea of going to college in Florida is incredibly appealing. The beach lifestyle, fantastic weather, and moderate cost of living attract students from around the world. Plus, if your student lands some Florida scholarships, qualifies for in-state tuition, or finds other opportunities to reduce their costs, Florida colleges can be reasonably affordable….

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College Personal Statement Examples + Template

College Personal Statement Examples + Template

Writing a college personal statement isn’t easy for students. Many students struggle with what amounts to some light boasting. Plus, it isn’t uncommon for them to have trouble writing about themselves. However, being able to write an enticing personal statement is often necessary. College and scholarship applications may require one, so it’s an unavoidable part…

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How to Make Your Activities Shine on Your Common Application

How to Make Your Activities Shine on Your Common Application

Completing the Common Application is practically essential for students applying for college admission. Over 800 colleges and universities use it, so there is a good chance your student will at least consider attending one of them. The full multi-step Common App process requires at least as much work, if not more than filling out the…

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57 Essential Questions to Ask on a College Visit

57 Essential Questions to Ask on a College Visit

A campus tour is an opportunity. Visitors have a chance to learn more about the school, which can be critical for the college selection process. But figuring out what questions to ask on a college visit isn’t always easy. Your student only has a small amount of time to find out what they need to…

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What is the Difference Between the ACT, SAT, and PSAT, and Which Do You Need?

What is the Difference Between the ACT, SAT, and PSAT, and Which Do You Need?

Most high school students know that their scores on standardized tests can impact their ability to get into their preferred college. However, since there are so many options – including the ACT, SAT, and PSAT – it can be hard to figure out which ones they need to take. This is especially true since all…

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Common App Essay Prompts to Rock Your College Application

Common App Essay Prompts to Rock Your College Application

If your student is filling out the Common Application for college, they are going to encounter the Common App essay section. Here, students are presented with a group of prompts, giving them direction as they write. By choosing the right Common App essay prompt, your student can rock their college application. To help them along…

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The Ultimate Guide to the Common Application for College

The Ultimate Guide to the Common Application for College

Applying to college can be daunting. However, there is a process that makes it significantly easier: the Common Application for college. It’s used by thousands of students, allowing them to complete one set of forms and submit it to some of the hundreds of schools that accept it. But, if your student hasn’t used the…

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