15 things to do after submitting your tuition deposit

For many students, it has been over a year since they started really thinking about college. The time has come to make the final decision and send in your tuition deposit to confirm your enrollment in the fall. However, you are not finished after submitting your deposit. Here are 15 easy, but important, things to do after submitting your tuition deposit. Read More

Prepping for College: How to Ready Yourself for Choosing a Degree

Many high school seniors have got college on their minds. They can’t wait to step forward to meet new people, transition from total dependence to semi-independence, and have some great new experiences. One challenge many new students face is that they think they want to study a particular field with the goal of perhaps getting a JD in Law or a bachelors in medical sonography, but after being introduced to the program they become unsure. This article will address this very real concern. By the end of it we will have covered what to do before and during the course of one’s studies to solve it. Read More

5 Reasons to Notify Colleges You Will Not Be Attending

College admission decisions have arrived for most students. It is now time to narrow down your list to one. If you already know you will not be attending a college, consider letting the college know. Below are five reasons you should decline the admission offers instead of ignoring them: Read More

Scholarship Saturday – April 15, 2017

The deadlines for the scholarships that were on this list have passed. To see scholarships that are still accepting applications, visit more recent Scholarship Saturday posts.

8 Helpful Resources I Wish I Knew Before Writing an Essay

Writing essays is an important part of every student’s academic success and therefore, yet another assignment they are expected to do perfectly. However, not every student is talented or experienced enough to live up to the extremely high expectations of their professors, which is why they often struggle with writing their essays. Read More