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7 Reasons Why College is Worth It

Clearly going to college is important so that you can earn an education in the area that you are most passionate about—but remember that there are a lot of other reasons you should go!

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What it’s like to Attend a School with a Small, Moderate, or Intense Party Scene
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Most Rigorous Colleges - Top 10 Colleges That Will Kick Your Butt
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Test-Optional Colleges: 10 Colleges that don't require SAT or ACT scores
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Admissions Decisions: Acceptance to Denial and Everything in Between

While students are expecting to read the words “…pleased to inform you that your have been accepted...” and are praying fervently not to read “…regret to inform you...” students may not be aware that there are several other acceptance decisions th [...]
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Location, Location, Location: Locating the difference between the rural, urban, and college town undergraduate experience

The three-word phrase, “location, location, location” has traditionally been employed as a real estate adage.  While prospective college students don’t really have to worry about real estate tips, they should pay attention to that tried and true m [...]
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Black History Month: List of Historically Black Colleges and Universities

In honor of Black History Month, we’ve compiled a list of historically black colleges and universities. Here, we’ll show where they’ve been, how they’re doing, and where they’re going.
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What College Is Right for Me?

Although figuring out how to choose a college is overwhelming, just by reading this article you are closer to answering the question: What college should I go to?
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The College Search: Where to Begin

Applying to college can be overwhelming and stressful for high school students. With over 4,000 four-year colleges in the United States, it is easy to feel confused. Here’s how to get started.
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5 Reasons to Attend a Community College Before a Four-Year University

Community college is an affordable way to stack up your credits, gain a new perspective, figure out your career goals, and raise your GPA before enrolling in a four-year college.
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The ultimate college fair guide

Are you college fair prepared? Learn what to bring and what to ask so you can get the most out of your college fair experience.

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