Articles & Advice by Tag - sage-scholars-program

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College Students
(Re)Using Homework Assignments to Build a Professional Portfolio

I highly recommend reusing homework assignments and projects from high school and college to see if a portfolio can be built or skillsets showcased. As other Sage Scholars authors have mentioned, the work you do in college can launch your publishing career, even if you have no intention of pursuing a life of writing.

Athletics & Extracurriculars
10 Ways to Afford the College You Love

Here are 10 smart ways students can make their dream college more affordable.

Athletics & Extracurriculars
10th Grade College Preparation Timeline

A step-by-step guide to planning ahead for college during sophomore year.

Athletics & Extracurriculars
11th Grade College Preparation Timeline

A step-by-step guide to preparing for college admissions, testing, and scholarships during junior year.

Athletics & Extracurriculars
12th Grade College Preparation Timeline

A step-by-step guide to navigating applications, financial aid, and key deadlines during senior year.

Athletics & Extracurriculars
9th Grade College Preparation Timeline

A month-by-month guide to starting strong in high school and laying the groundwork for future college opportunities.

High School Students
A Parent's Guide to College Student Support Resources

Whether your child needs help with a specific subject, struggles with writing essays and studying, or has a disability that requires accommodations, there are resources available to support them on campus.

College Students
All About Inflation

What exactly is inflation and how does it affect the economy and your finances? This article breaks down the basics of inflation.

College Students
Banking Options for College Students: Planning for Financial Success

Now that you have enrolled in your school of choice, you need to start researching banks that offer the best rates for students so that you can begin managing your money effectively.

Early College Planning
College Applications: How to Decide Where to Apply

Although applying to college seems daunting, the right strategy can make it simple and much less stressful.

College Students
College Coping: Stress & Burnout

Caring for your health in college proves challenging for many students—particularly those struggling to adjust to a new schedule and lifestyle away from home. Moving into adulthood, allowing physical and mental wellness to become a low priority can have adverse consequences.

College Admissions
College Essay Application Tips

With early application and regular decision deadlines fast approaching, students may feel overwhelmed with the task of writing their essays. At SAGE Scholars, we're here to help prepare the next generation of prospective students for success. During this critical time in students' lives, college essays will be among the essential facets of their applications. Though high stakes, this aspect of the application is also open to the most creativity and personalization. Essays are a chance for students to explain their passions and dreams—while also exploring what makes them who they are. Below, you'll discover some helpful essay writing tips that can separate your application from the rest of the pack!

Early College Planning
College Funding: Discussing Financial Aid & Scholarship Opportunities With Ninth and Tenth Graders

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.

College Admissions
Discover the Strength of the SAGE Scholars College Consortium

Exceptional choice, value, and outcomes for every kind of student

College Admissions
Encouraging Independence: How to Help Your Ninth Grader Take Ownership of Their College Prep Journey

This article offers strategies for parents to help their ninth graders take responsibility for their college preparation. It encourages open communication, goal-setting, and fostering independence through extracurricular activities and time management. Early college exploration and self-advocacy are also emphasized to help students build confidence and readiness for the future.

The SAGE Scholars Benefit
Everything You Need to Know: Tuition Rewards® FAQs

Your top questions about Tuition Rewards--answered in one place.

High School Students
Exploring HSI's in the SAGE Scholars Consortium

In this article, we'll explore the culture and campus life among some of the HSI's in the SAGE Scholars consortium.

High School Students
Exploring Women's Colleges in the SAGE Scholars Consortium

This article will delve into the unique attributes and educational offerings of each women's college within the SAGE Scholar's consortium.

Early College Planning
Financial Aid Material to Consider

This article lists the types of student aid provided for readers to consider, along with supplemental information from student aid websites.

Early College Planning
Financial Aid vs. College Funding

A practical guide to understanding aid, covering funding gaps, and planning for college costs.

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