Inside College Admissions: Preparing for College

Starting college can feel like learning a whole new language. Here we break down essential terms in financial aid, academics, and campus life to help you navigate it all with confidence and clarity.

Smart ways for college students to stick to a budget by using discounts, shopping secondhand, avoiding unnecessary purchases, and planning ahead.

One question every first-year college student asks is, “What do I bring to college?” Since most residential colleges require first-year students to live on campus in a residence hall, we’ve provided a list for students in that situation.

As you enter your first year of college, there are many essential tips and tricks that can help you prepare better for college and this transition. In this post, we will explore these tips to ensure you make the most of your college experience.

As a first-generation college student, you’ll encounter challenges and triumphs as you navigate uncharted territory. Read this post to learn where you can find help and community along the way.

Good communication skills are more important than ever when it comes to learning about and getting accepted to a college. Get some tips on how you can make the best impression possible!

College is a time for maturing both academically and in life. Knowing how to manage your self care is important to being successful.

How do you find a work-study job, know what classes to take, or get involved during your first year of college? Check out this post to learn about some valuable resources that can help you prepare and get started.

Learn from Luther student Matias Parada ’22 about his experience and how it’s a time filled with moving in, learning about your classes and where to eat, meeting new friends, and fun.

College requires hard work that often results in some important achievements. Check out some of the potential milestones you can expect to encounter at college and how they can benefit your future.