Clearly going to college is important so that you can earn an education in the area that you are most passionate about—but remember that there are a lot of other reasons you should go!
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The Top 10 Questions You Should Ask the Financial Aid Office
Each college has its own financial aid policies. Be sure to ask the financial aid office these questions…
From Straight-Laced to Unlaced: Women’s Colleges in the Twentieth Century
In the first half of the twentieth century, middle- and upper-class white, American women were expected to get married and raise families. Job options were limited: women in medicine were nurses, not doctors; women in education were teachers, not principals. Those who attended women’s colleges—often their only option for private higher education—were no exception.
3 Things You Can Do In High School To Impress Colleges
Your GPA, SAT, and/or ACT are often important factors for college admissions, but they won’t make you stand out from a crowd of other good students. To truly impress admissions officers, start with these tips.
Soft Skills; the College Admission Process
Before you embark on the college admissions process, try to further develop your soft skills.
The value of a campus visit: tips from behind the desk
Have you ever seen a university brochure with photos taken during a New England winter storm featuring homesick students wearing inappropriate attire eating cereal for dinner? Of course not. Will you see this scenario played out during your campus visits? Absolutely.
Get Ready for College Orientation!
Get Ready for College Orientation! By unigooffice In the upcoming weeks, students all over the country are gearing up for their college journeys and eagerly anticipating their college orientation. Nowadays, numerous colleges require freshmen to attend orientation before they can register for fall classes. However, some schools still leave the decision to participate up to the students, particularly those hosting events earlier in the summer. Regardless of whether attendance is mandatory or not, it is highly …
Why Test Prep Matters for the SAT and ACT
Want to raise your score on the SAT or ACT? Start with test prep. Here’s why it works.
Planning your college visits
Embarking on the college search process is both thrilling and daunting. Choosing the right institution to spend your college years is a significant decision that requires careful consideration. Amidst the multitude of factors to ponder, one method stands out as the best way to evaluate a college and determine if it’s the right fit for you: the college visit. Thorough research and meticulous planning are key to ensuring each visit is productive. Begin by exploring …
How to manage your time wisely on the SAT
No doubt about it: the SAT is a pressure cooker. You’re asked to answer tons of questions both quickly and accurately, with a proctor constantly reminding you of how much time is left. Even if you’re the best test-taker in the world, the almighty clock can be pretty scary.