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There are endless options available to you, and narrowing down the list can be intimidating and frustrating. When choosing a school, consider location, size, cost, requirements, programs and majors...

First and foremost, talk to your guidance counselor. They will make sure you are on the right track to graduate from high school and have tons of resources. Next...

You wouldn’t buy a car without taking it for a test drive, right? The same goes for choosing a college.

With entire schools dedicated to online classrooms and traditional universities adding online classes to their catalogs, learning by logging on is becoming more popular than ever.

“Students should participate in activities they are passionate about, not solely focus on what might look good on an application. Don’t wait until your senior year to start building your resume. You have the opportunity to showcase 4 years of clubs, sports, community service and work experience. Take advantage of that!”

If you plan on going to college, you are going to have to take either the ACT or SAT. Don’t worry, there is no reason to panic. Here are some Do’s and Don’ts of the ACT and SAT...

When I was in college, I had no concept of student loan debt. I filed my FAFSA each semester, usually right at deadline, and electronically signed for whatever loan money came my way. I knew college was “expensive,” but...

Continuing your education opens you up for all kinds of job opportunities. The following is a list of in-demand jobs categorized by level of education.

Get in the habit of eating healthy snacks now and it'll be a snap when you get to college.

A four-year school isn’t your only option. Consider some of the following paths if you’re not ready for a 4 year college...