Starting your bachelor's degree at a community college can be a great way to save money and still graduate with the same degree as students who attend a 4-year college…
Read article: Academic credit loss common for community college transfersMany top colleges received fewer college applications this year than in previous years. This has alarmed some education advocates worried about students not graduating high school, going on to college…
Read article: Why college applications are down'Safety schools,' or colleges considered back-ups to students' top choices, get a bad rap. But as many students have found, attending a college that isn't your first choice can be…
Read article: The most popular safety school in every stateWe're so used to being able to customize everything, from our Starbucks drink orders to our perfect mates. Millennials, especially, are seen as being commitment-phobic when it comes to relationships,…
Read article: Students bypassing college degrees on purpose–but at what cost?We've discussed the benefits of attending college at length, but we're always quick to point out that even though college degrees are a good investment in your future, it doesn't…
Read article: The wrong reason to go to collegeWe see a lot of students get their heart set on one particular college, only to end up disappointed when they realize they can't afford it. As much as parents…
Read article: Why attending your safety school may be a smart ideaCan you name one Axis power from World War II? Most graduates of top U.S. colleges can’t. That’s because it’s possible for a student to graduate without ever taking a U.S.…
Read article: Elite colleges skate by on reputation, leaving grads unpreparedWhen applying to college, it's important to be aware of which colleges will meet your family's financial need. Knowing which colleges are generous with need-based financial aid and scholarships can…
Read article: Which colleges meet 100% of your financial need?December is a stressful time for college-bound students and their parents. With the pressure to finish up scholarship and college applications, along with the impending doom of paying for it…
Read article: How 5 students are getting into college–and paying for itAt most colleges across the nation, the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) fields have been increasingly dominated by men, with the number of women enrolled in STEM falling 10 percent in the…
Read article: RIT offers support, scholarships for women in STEM
