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Understanding Need-Based vs Merit-Based Financial Aid
While considering the cost of attendance can be overwhelming, many universities provide opportunities to help finance your higher education by providing need-based and/or merit-based financial aid.
When Should High School Students Apply For Scholarships
You can start applying for college scholarship money as early as your freshman year of high school and as late as the spring semester of your senior year. The earlier you start, the more opportunities you’ll have available to you!
Positive Character Traits You’ll Need In Every Workplace
In today's job market, showcasing positive character traits and soft job skills is essential. Employers seek candidates with industry-related experience and hard job skills, but also value those who demonstrate personal values, habits, perspectives, and work ethic.
College Admissions
Seniors, it’s crunch time!
Early Decision 2026: Acceptance Rates for 18 Top Colleges
Are you applying Early Decision to any schools? If so, and make sure you understand the difference between Early Decision and Early Decision II! Click here to see the list of colleges in the US offering Early Decision and their due dates.
15 Internships for High School Students
Looking for a high school internship? Whether you want to explore different professions or simply start gaining experience, click here.
Starting Your Own Student Club in High School
Prepare to combine your leadership and organizational skills because this is your chance to create your own student club.
College ‘Cast
Our college admissions news forecast
Applying to a U.S. University as an International Student
In an already competitive field, being an international applicant may also add stress and angst as higher education in the United States draws in hundreds of thousands of competitive students.
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