Articles & Advice by Tag - scholarships
Here are 10 smart ways students can make their dream college more affordable.
You won't have the answers to all your student's questions. Here are some tips and resources that will help along the way.
Key factors that reveal why private schools can offer surprising value and strong career outcomes.
As young scholars and future leaders, how you use AI technology today will profoundly influence how our lives look tomorrow.
In the professional world, you want to advocate for the most competitive package for yourself. Here's why you should always negotiate for higher pay when you receive a job offer.
This two-part series will explain the benefits of the Federal Work-Study program as well as how to use the Career Center during your educational journey.
The recruitment process for NCAA athletics starts early, with some students as young as ninth grade getting involved. It's important for students to focus on both academics and athletics, as coaches look for well-rounded recruits. Building relationships with coaches, attending showcases, and understanding NCAA rules are key steps for any ninth grader interested in college sports recruitment.
Unsure about how Deferred Admission relates to Early Decision? How about the differences between FAFSA, CSS and EFC? Check out our easy to understand College Admission Glossary so you and your family can be prepared for the college application process.
Starting discussions about financial aid and scholarships with ninth and tenth graders helps set expectations for college funding. Early involvement in academics and extracurricular activities can increase eligibility for scholarships. This article also suggests creating a scholarship search plan and utilizing school resources like counselors to guide the process, making college funding less daunting.
By following these tips, parents can help their teens effectively prepare for college while making the most of their summer break.
This article will explore the common challenges faced by international students during the U.S. college admissions process and provide helpful tips to overcome them.
Many students are not taught the norms and expectations of communicating with their professors. Whether it be through email or in person, there are ways that your student can leave a lasting and positive impression that shapes their success on campus and beyond.
Curious about how your culture might play a role in your college application? Incorporating your story into your application can help admissions officials understand the unique perspective and potential you bring to campus.
Whether you've dreamed of studying abroad before or this is the first time you're considering the possibility, here are some variables that can work together to create the perfect experience for you.
This article explores the benefits of education at a private research one university, highlighting the key elements that contribute to their reputation and innovation.
This article breaks down some key factors to consider when evaluating college options and deciding where to spend the next four years.
Your top questions about Tuition Rewards--answered in one place.
The journey of a poet is one of continuous learning and growth, so don't be afraid to seize these opportunities, express yourself, and unlock your poetic brilliance. Happy writing!
This article lists the types of student aid provided for readers to consider, along with supplemental information from student aid websites.
A practical guide to understanding aid, covering funding gaps, and planning for college costs.