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Majoring in Visual Arts college major majoring selecting a college major

There are a number of options for students who want to study art in college, and it is important to choose the right kind of program. If you think you want to major in art but are not sure that you want to pursue a career as an artist, a liberal arts college with a good art program could be just...

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Scholarship Opportunities for Minority Students outside scholarships scholarships

While college is important to build skills that prepare you for the workforce, the increasing cost of tuition makes attending college difficult for many students. In fact, many students rely on scholarships, grants, loans, and more to cover the cost of tuition, room and board, and their other...

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Prepping for Spring SATs/ACTs act examination preparing for the sat sat

Although many colleges remain test optional, there are good reasons to prep for and take the SAT or ACT. Most students feel some anxiety about taking college entrance exams. A good test prep course or working one-on-one with a tutor can help alleviate some of this anxiety by allowing students to...

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Majoring in Political Science

Choosing your college major can be stressful. After all, when you come right out of high school, it’s hard to determine what exactly is the most important subject to you–and what you might want to do for the rest of your life. Here at Clark College Consulting, we want to help make...

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Write your Way to a College Scholarship scholarships

With one year of college costing over $60,000 at many schools, even the most affluent families become grateful for any additional scholarship help. Although some essay contest committees consider the need in selecting winners, many others look only at the merits of the essay. Writing a really...

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Majoring in Biomedical Engineering college major focus on majors major selecting a college major

What makes a major “valuable”? Most would agree that competitive average starting pay, median mid-career pay, growth in salary, and wealth of job opportunities all contribute to value. Biomedical Engineering is one of the majors that is considered most worth your tuition, time, and...

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Eleven Pages to Research When Taking a Deep Dive Into a College Website college research college website

Researching colleges is imperative for high school students. Typically, it involves many modes of research, including in-person campus visits and tours by students and families and attending college representatives' public information sessions and their visits to high schools. Gathering all this...

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Making Sense of College Rankings (Don't Believe Everything your read) college rankings

Although this article is directed at students just beginning their college search, it will also be beneficial to seniors in making their final choice of college to attend. This is especially true this year since so many applicants have been unable to make an in-person campus visit.

For many...

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Financial Matters: Money for College financial aid paying for college

Money often plays a significant factor in pursuing a college degree, but hopefully, it will not stop anyone from attending college! Yes, college can be expensive, but aid is available to help you and your family pay for college. Significant sources of financial aid for college include:


Grants...

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Ultimate College Fair Checklist college fair

College fairs allow students to meet with college representatives without the time and expense of a road trip or plane ride.  And now, there are even virtual college fairs that allow you to explore from the comfort of
your own home. Much like a campus visit in order to get the most...

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Get to the point! Six steps to writing your college application essays college essay topics common application essay essay essay prompts

 

Your college application essay is your chance to let the Admissions Office get to know you. Take this opportunity to consider what you want them to know about you.

1. Get started.

Review your application. Do your activities, classes, and accomplishments point to a specific...

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