People think that good grades are strictly a product of study, but they’re not. Your attitude, attendance, and class participation are all important. Equally important is being respectful of your professor and your fellow classmates.

Edvisors .com launches redesigned Online Education Community Edvisors .com’s new design and functionality position it as the #1 community resource for elearners. The addition of community features allows students to compare online degree programs , rate schools and exchange ideas

Selecting a major right out of high school may not be the smartest move for your longterm future. Lets examine five reasons why holding off on declaring a major is wise indeed 1. Uncertainty : Most students have no idea what they really want to be for the rest of their life when they’re 18 (neither do many adults for that matter)

Selecting a major right out of high school may not be the smartest move for your longterm future.

I’d be willing to bet if you look up the term “admissions process” in the dictionary you’d find a picture of a slug stuck in molasses.  It is slow slow slow, and painfully so,  but it doesn’t have to be. Knowing what to look for and how to play the game can put your application on top of the heap

One of the most important summer’s in your life is the one leading up to you senior year of high school. That’s the time to begin visiting college campuses and narrowing down your wish list.

Did you know you may be eligible to earn college credit just for you life experience?

I found this fascinating quote today: The Financial Aid Newsletter is the Student Loan Network ’s longest running publication, dating back as far as 1998, when the company first began publishing financial aid information. Today, Financial Aid News is a combination of newsletters and blogs from around the Internet, dedicated to bringing you the best, most up to date financial aid information online

Working during college is a way for students to help pay for college.  However, working too much has always been known to be a cause of students not graduating on time. But what is too much

For several years, many colleges have determined your SAT score for admission by adding together the best sections from multiple tests.  But some colleges only use the best one time test. This has come under scrutiny recently with the College Board’s announcement of score choice. Score choice is the ability to decide which of your test scores to send to colleges.