Have your written your first college/university admission essay draft yet? Yes? Great! You’re in the right place.

Step One: Sleep On It

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It’s crunch time. The last four years? They’ve been leading up to this. “This” being applying for college. You can feel the pressure with...

May 1 was Decision Day, the day that many students must decide which college or university they will attend in the fall (specifically, which schools require...

There’s a reason we all prize getting off on the right foot—it’s a lot easier to jump higher when starting from a solid stance...

When it comes to the SAT and ACT, high scores mean a greater chance getting into a college or university. Although there are many other...

A report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office found that 35% of undergraduate students transferred to a new school from 2004 to 2009. The report...

Are you applying to wrong schools for the wrong reasons? It happens all the time. A third of students at four-year colleges and universities transfer...

What is a legacy student, why does it matter, when does it matter and what should you do if you aren't one? Read on to learn...

You’ll have several presentations to make throughout your undergraduate years, but the prospect of public speaking combined with academic stress can terrify students. Here are...

Getting into your top choice isn't impossible, but it will be challenging. To make the process easier, read these 12 tips to improve your odds...

Your vision of your undergraduate experience might differ from that of your parents. This disconnect can be a source of contention as college and university...

The New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) is an association of 11 private liberal arts schools in New England, specifically Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut and New...

Do you have questions about SAT Subject Tests? If so, you are in the right place. Here are 10 things you need to know about SAT Subject...

There’s plenty to be done while you’re finishing your senior year of high school. So procrastinating the undergraduate application process can throw a wrench into...

The following is a short list of colleges and universities that are well known for the strength of their transfer programs. Additionally, these institutions consciously...

For decades, anxious teenagers and their parents complained about the inability to take the SAT and ACT in summer. Finally, the test makers listened. Now...

Many high school students wonder about the importance of Advanced Placement (AP) classes and test scores when applying to an undergraduate program. The answer largely depends on...

College admissions officers are now spending less time reviewing college applications. Admissions officers working in teams of two used to spend 12-15 minutes with an application, but...

For high school students who want to earn some academic credit before college, taking summer classes at an established university is a great way...

In that anxious period of time leading up to the release of college acceptance letters, students often wonder if they should contact the colleges...

In March, college admissions officers make their final decisions, seal the envelopes and mail them to all of the eagerly awaiting applicants. Most students spend half of...

U.S. colleges and universities are a popular destination for international students seeking to further their undergraduate and graduate education.

More than 1 million international...

Juggling multiple college application requirements, deadlines and fees just became a lot easier. Cappex has created the Application Manager to simplify the college admissions process, saving...

As you're getting ready to apply to college, you'll hear a lot about your transcripts. This can be a little intimidating, especially as most high...

There are multiple ways to earn a bachelor's degree and one of these options is to enroll in a community college following high school graduation. Once you’ve completed...