Inside College Admissions

As you’re narrowing your college search, have you ever wondered, “How will I literally pay for my tuition?” or “Who’ll give me the details for what I owe?”or “How can I make paying for college manageable?” In all of these instances, you should seek out campus financial services.

In this post of our College Fears Debunked series, we’re diving into the three biggest fears about keeping your grades up — and why you’ll be just fine.

In this post, we’re diving into the three biggest fears about having a roommate and dorm living — and why you’ll be just fine.

You may feel nervous about how to make new friends in college. Instead of fretting, let’s talk about these fears. We will debunk four common concerns about making friends, and show you that going to college is not as scary as you think it will be.

Transferring colleges can be an exciting opportunity for growth. While it may come with challenges, it’s also a chance to build a new community, explore fresh opportunities, and find a college experience that truly fits you. 

By staying organized as a student you won’t feel like you’re just keeping your head above water, and you’ll be able to enjoy your college experience all the more. Read about how you can stay organized and why it is important. 

Do you like to cook? Are you wondering how you can cook in college? College students are busy people with limited resources, space, and time. Learn how to produce tasty meals in your own college dorm room!

Whether you’ve had your dream school in mind for years or you’re overwhelmed by the college search process, making the most of your college visits is key. Here’s how to get the most out of your time on campus.

It’s easy to feel like the financial aid process is daunting and complicated—but it doesn’t have to be. Read this post, and you will be able to prepare for college confidently with the information you need.

Experiential learning is all about getting hands-on and actually applying what you learn in class to real-life situations.