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Today, students and parents alike are far more thoughtful about both if and where they continue into higher education after graduating from high school. That âwhereâ is always accompanied by âwhat should I studyâ. It has been shown that college graduates on average earn 80% more than those with just...
Molecular biology is the study of biology at the molecular level. It focuses on the structure and function of the molecules that form the basis of life. Molecular biologists explore cells, their characteristics and parts, chemical processes, and how molecules control cellular activity and growth. Th...
As has been widely publicized of late, the College Board has announced some exciting updates to their standardized tests. The key parts of these changes include:
⢠Testing will be completed online
⢠Tests will last 2 hours, not 3
⢠Calculator allowed on all math questions
Factors to remain the s...
During early May, high school students around the world sit for Advanced Placement (AP) exams. The College Board runs the AP program and provides teachers with curriculum guides so that they can cover the material students will be required to know for the exams. At some schools, students enrolled in...
If you aspire to expose the worldâs ills through documentaries, have visions of fame, fortune, and financial reward, or simply long to get paid for watching movies, Film Studies may be the major of your dreams. Among the most popular and competitive of college majors, Film isnât just for those wanti...
There are so many moving parts to a studentâs search for the ârightâ college location, academic options, student services, clubs, and organizations, career preparations â but none of them matters if a family cannot afford that outstanding education. Attending college is a privilege and one that cost...
One student loves the non-competitive academic atmosphere at Haverford College, making learning much more enjoyable. Another student praises the intense competition at UC San Diego, motivating her to do her best work. Two great schools. But not great for every student. Both of these students had don...
As we have often said, paying for college is a significant challenge for many families. Once all types of grants, scholarships, work-study options, jobs, and family contributions are cumulatively considered, many families find they still must borrow money to cover the remaining costs. Unlike grants ...
What is the easiest major in college? Unfortunately, there is no cut and dry answer to this
question because every person learns differently and has different mental and physical
strengths. If you are looking for the easiest majors to get in college, begin by considering your strengths and weaknesses....
Did you know that you are not necessarily tied to it forever once you declare a major? Technically, you can change your major at any time. However, as you can imagine, it isnât
always that simple. For some, changing your major might not have much of an impact at all on your college experience. For ot...
When you are preparing for college, one of the top considerations is often cost. Tuition is often an essential factor when it comes to choosing a college. If tuition is a factor for you and you are considering going to college out of state, there are a few things you should know about in-state vs. o...
Just like the stories you hear about high school stereotypes, there are a lot of college stereotypes out there. These stereotypes might lead some to question facts about college, from if fraternities only exist to throw parties to wondering, is college hard? But what about college majors? Your major...
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