Articles & Advice by Tag - 12th-grade
This article breaks down current news and questions regarding student loan forgiveness.
Aydelotte's story highlights the value of finding a like-minded mentor. It describes how honors programs transformed higher education in the United States and remain on the leading edge of scholarship and service today.
Environmental justice can be explored in about four general realms, and these include Land, Food, Air, and Water, understanding areas of overlap and exceptions. Introducing these four spheres within the realm of justice and giving academic connections for advancement among them may be a good starting point for infusing some of these perspectives into your academic journey
In part two of this series, we'll expand on how the environmental justice movement can hold many nuances.
This article lays out some considerations and advice if you're applying to or thinking of working at a nonprofit.
Given the potential benefits and drawbacks of a gap year, it is important for students to weigh their options carefully and determine if a gap year aligns with their academic and career goals. In this article, we will provide guidance on how to make this decision, as well as tips for making the most of a gap year experience.
As illustrated in previous articles, there are so many valuable skills and lessons to be learned by participating in school clubs and organizations. As an organization leader, you have the ability to see things from a different perspective.
This article contains a few tips for writing an effective thank you letter.
This article will look to give basic information on some of the new expenses students will become responsible for so students can begin wrapping their head around a new world of finances.
Unsure of how you should use your time this summer before college? Check out the tips below to make the most out of your transition into higher education.