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Determining the "easiest" college major is subjective and depends on individual strengths, interests, and career goals. However, some majors are often perceived as less demanding due to factors like average GPA, weekly study hours, and course content.
So, what is the easiest major? That depends on ...
Although it is winter, now is the perfect time for high school students to start planning their summer. These months offer college-bound teens a valuable opportunity to explore pre-college programs. Don’t underestimate the value of volunteering or even getting a paid job. Here are a few options:
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In college admissions, showing genuine interest can significantly impact your chances of acceptance at certain schools. While colleges track common forms of demonstrated interest—such as campus visits and opening emails—going beyond the basics can make a big difference. These strategies not only dem...
As your high schooler prepares for college, navigating financial aid can feel confusing. Here’s a guide to avoid common financial aid pitfalls.
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One of the biggest mistakes parents make is missing financial aid
deadlines. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) opens on December 1st t...
Feeling unsure about what major to pick for college? You're not alone! Many students, even those interested in STEM, aren't sure which subject to focus on, or they have so many interests they can’t choose just one. According to a U.S. Department of Education report, about one-third of students chang...
Researching colleges can include visiting college campuses, attending information sessions, and meeting college representatives. However, before scheduling a visit, students should begin their research on the college’s website.
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Start with the college's homepage, and from there, explore sections ...
Managing your time effectively can help you juggle school, friends, and hobbies without feeling overwhelmed. Here are a few simple ways to take control of your schedule to stay organized and stress-free:
Create a To-Do List: List everything you need to complete. Break big tasks (like studying for e...
Applying to college can be a costly proposition. According to U.S. News and World Report (2022), college application fees can range from $50-$100 per college. Add in the cost of standardized test score reports and, at some high schools, fees for transcript requests, and the costs can quickly add up....
Choosing the right college can feel overwhelming. You want your child to succeed, but the college admissions process can be complicated. This is where college planning services come in. But you might be asking, "Are college planning services worth it?"Â
In this article, we’ll explore how investing ...
Applying to college is a big deal for students and families. Figuring out applications, tests, financial aid, and scholarships can be confusing. Many families struggle with deadlines, complicated forms, and making the best decisions. That's where certified college planning helps.
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In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, the boundaries between technology, culture, and the humanities are increasingly blurred. This intersection is the focus of an emerging interdisciplinary area of study known as Digital Humanities (DH), which explores how digital tools can be used to anal...
Transitioning to college can be a significant change, especially for students who require academic accommodations for ADHD and/or other learning differences. Though some students are hesitant about applying for accommodations in college, it’s better to have them in place and not use them than to wis...
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