Four years of schooling, whether it’s high school or undergraduate, can leave students feeling burned out. An often unconsidered solution to this common problem is to take a gap year. Although gap years are already popular around the world, they … Continue reading
August marks the beginning of a new school year—a clean slate. It’s also the time when students receive a fresh, clean tuition bill. While most can’t depend on a few scholarships to cover the entire cost, there are a few … Continue reading
Getting into a top graduate school takes lots of preparation, research and a bit of luck. When you land an interview with a recruiter from a desirable graduate program, stress might kick in. Researching important facts about the graduate program, … Continue reading
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This article was contributed by NCSASports.com, a student athlete recruiting network. You hear a lot here about what you should do in the recruiting process. How to talk to coaches the right way, how to turn in all the materials you need … Continue reading
As summer vacation wraps and the back-to-school frenzy begins, millions of families are focusing on a different kind of college prep. While the anxiety of standardized testing has passed, another variety of college-bound anxiety surfaces as parents and students shop, … Continue reading
As you know, college is a time for your children to create new friendships, join new activities, and live more independently. While it is exciting, it can also be extremely nerve-wracking as you wonder if they will be safe and … Continue reading