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College search: a point-counterpoint
Should you share your data with colleges when taking standardized tests? Two experts provide opposing views.
How to graduate early: earning college credits in high school
Top ways to earn college credits in high school: save money down the road by graduating college faster.
Does the law school rebellion spell trouble for U.S. News’ college rankings?
Top law schools are withdrawing from U.S. News' rankings, shining a light on what many already know: U.S. News’ college rankings are deeply flawed.
Experts weigh in: Choosing a major
Starting college with an undeclared major? Admissions experts from across the country weigh in on choosing a major.
Experts weigh in: Tips for freshman year
Admissions experts from across the country weigh in on making the most of your freshman year at college.
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What do colleges look for in applicants?
What do college admissions look for in applicants? They want to know who you really...
How many colleges should I apply to?
We reveal the “golden mean” of how many colleges you should apply to. Learn how...
Going back to college: 9 tips for a successful return
Going back to college to earn your degree may be just what you need to...
Can micro-credentials enhance your career?
Microcredentials offer an alternative educational path for high-demand sectors and can lead to a graduate...
The test optional movement goes to graduate school
Many schools across the US have jumped on the test options train and this time...
Here’s how U.S. News ranks the best medical schools
these rankings have come under severe criticism, and many higher education experts have urged to...
How to become a licensed professional engineer (PE)
Finally earned your engineering degree and looking to get licensed in your state? This simple...
What is STEM?
STEM professions are facing a shortage as the modern world relies on their expertise in...
Progressive colleges in the U.S.
Our study has assessed the top 40 universities and colleges across the U.S. based on...
Community colleges offer personalized student support
Compared to their bigger, better-funded higher education cousins, community colleges are implementing changes that promote...
Decision fatigue: how to manage during the admissions process
Learning how to overcome decision fatigue during the admissions process can be tough. Thankfully, we’ve...
Hispanic-serving institutions (HSIs) in the U.S.
HSIs enroll 70% of all Latino college students in the U.S. Many are looking for...
Women’s colleges in the U.S.
Women's colleges were established to diminish the disparity between sexes in higher education and continue...
Earning a bachelor’s degree at community college
A growing number of states are passing legislation that allows community colleges to offer bachelor...
Religiously affiliated colleges in the U.S.
Students looking to combine their spirituality with academia may thrive and benefit from attending a...
Historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs)
HBCUs are community anchor institutions and hubs of Black excellence, crucial for the economic upliftment...
The different types of educational institutions
More than simply colleges and universities, educational institutions differ by program, funding, student demographic, and...
A guide to test-optional and test-blind admissions
Find out what test-optional and test-blind admissions are and what this means for applicants in...
Online vs on-campus courses
This article by the team at Degree Choices looks at the pros and cons of...
