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A record number of students of color and first-gen students completed the Common App this year. While the equity gap is closing, barriers still remain.

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Overcoming the Post-COVID Slump: How I Bounced Back After Campus Reopened

The pandemic changed lives — including those of college students. Discover how one student got back into the academic mindset after returning to campus.

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5 Ways to Make the Most of Your College Experience as a Commuter Student

Commuting can make you feel disconnected from campus life. Discover one student's tips for ensuring you get the college experience while living at home.

Amalia McEvoy

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Harvard Grad Student Shares Tips for Planning Impactful Protests

Clare Canavan is helping to lead protests against a Harvard professor accused of sexual misconduct. Here's what she has learned.

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Career Planning

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7 Product Management Jobs for Innovators

Learn about the types of entry-level and advanced product manager jobs you can pursue in this field and tips for the process.

Tessa Cooper

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Ask a Professor: How to Ask Your Professor to Be a Reference

Professors can serve as professional references. But what's the best way to ask your professor to be a reference? A professor weighs in.

Genevieve Carlton, Ph.D.

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Should I Become an Administrative Assistant?

An administrative assistant can pursue jobs in almost every industry. Learn about their daily tasks, requirements, and average salaries.

Marisa Upson

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College Planning

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What Are Post-Bacc Programs?

Post-bacc programs provide you with the foundation you need to enter med school. Learn more about what a post-bacc entails and whether it's right for you.

Blake Weil

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What Is a Good MCAT Score?

Your MCAT score is one of the biggest factors in medical school admissions. Learn what counts as a good MCAT score to keep your application competitive.

Blake Weil

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What Is a Good PSAT Score for a Sophomore?

Are you a sophomore taking the PSAT? Discover what constitutes a "good score" for 10th graders taking the test in our guide.

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Online Education

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8 Pros and Cons of Online Learning

Taking online classes can save you money and offer increased flexibility. Learn more about the biggest pros and cons of online learning.

Dr. Samantha Fecich

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A Guide to Online Education by Grade Level

Online schools educate learners at the K-12 and higher education levels. Here's what you need to know about online schooling at different grade levels.

Genevieve Carlton, Ph.D.

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What Are the Different Types of Online Learning?

Find out about the learning options and education delivery systems available for students seeking fully online degrees and blended learning programs.

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Financial Planning

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20+ Scholarships for Illinois Students

Illinois is home to a long list of state-specific scholarships. BestColleges spotlights some award options for Illinois residents and students.

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Applying for scholarships can be a confusing process. Discover one student's tips for finding and securing college scholarships in high school.

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How to Pay Back Student Loans Once Payments Resume

Student loan payments may start again in August. Learn how you can financially prepare and see if you qualify for repayment or forgiveness programs.

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Dolly Parton’s Dollywood Theme Park Offers Free College to Employees

The Tennessee theme park Dollywood is participating in a free college for employees program that pays 100% of tuition at partner colleges.

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College Completion Rates Rise for Sixth Straight Year

The national college completion rate has risen steadily in recent years, according to new data.

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Amazon will help launch computer science and STEM-related bachelor’s degree programs at three institutions in Washington state.

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