Student Center - Planning for college information

To begin the college process, pick the right school and degree for you.
Applying to college is a big deal for high school students and knowing what to expect is half the battle.
The PSAT is a primer test for the SAT and ACT standardized tests that many colleges and universities require applicants to take.
If you’re considering culinary school, it’s important to understand what the various programs cost (it varies widely) and what financial aid programs are available.
If you’re weighing getting an advanced degree (or two or three), it’s important to know the options. Here’s a comprehensive list.
Generally, college scholarship applications require transcripts, test scores, and recommendations. Continue reading to learn more about the requirements for scholarships.
Taking a gap year between high school and college isn’t for everyone, but it can help you gain valuable life experiences and learn new things about yourself.
We’ve all seen the college packing lists, some with hundreds of items. Here are some things you would probably be better off not bringing to college.
Some high school students are interested in graduating high school early. Here’s what to do if this is something you are considering.
It’s time to decide which college you want to attend. There are some factors to compare and contrast colleges so you can make the right decision for you.
Turning in a late college admissions application could mean not getting accepted to the college of your choice. However, there are steps to potentially take.
Structuring your college essay is almost as important as coming up with what you want to write about. Here are some tips.
From hoping it will provide better job opportunities to wanting to pursue certain academic interests, people decide to go to college for many reasons.