If you apply for financial aid you get an award letter of a college’s offer of financial assistance. Here’s a guide to understanding what that package means.
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As our world becomes more connected through technology and the global marketplace, demand for those with degrees in International Business is growing rapidly.
There’s no substitute to visiting a college campus for telling whether a college is right for you. Here’s how to get the most out of campus visits.
Would you rather be a big fish in a small pond, or a little fish in a big pond? This is an important question to consider in your college search.
Anxiety levels are high for high school and college students. A meditation app can help students build life-long habits for relaxation, reflection, and focus.
Do you love the idea of a health care career, but hate the science classes required for a medical degree? If so, consider a major in health care administration.
College is expensive, but two educational tax benefits can help U.S. students offset the cost of college by reducing their or their parents’ tax obligations.
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The college admission process wasn’t nearly as anxiety-producing thirty years ago. Parents who haven’t been through it yet will find that a lot has changed.
There are a few legal and financial issues that should be addressed before your son or daughter goes off to college, especially if they will be turning 18.
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To avoid Senioritis and keep your grades up, make sure you have some fun during the second half of senior year to help avoid burnout. Just don’t go overboard.
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