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The Power of CLEP Credits CLEP, or College-Level Examination Program, exists to make your path to college credit more seamless.…
Picture this: Your student is embarking on a crucial academic journey, perhaps a demanding test prep adventure. They’re making good…
District leaders and administrators know that navigating the complexities of school budgets is a constant dance. With funding landscapes ever-evolving,…
Gathering and strategically utilizing precise data isn’t just an advantage—it’s the key to unlocking enhanced student outcomes and more effective…
Pressure to be successful is constant—academically, professionally, and personally. This persistent weight can emerge in many forms, whether self-inflicted, through a parent, workplace, or…
Do you ever bury overwhelming tasks in hopes they will disappear? Me too—and I shall patiently wait for the magic wand that banishes stress.…
You’re not cookie-cutter—although, sometimes, in middle and high school, it can feel that way. If you feel like you’re on a conveyor belt toward…
* This article has been updated as of August 25, 2021. If you’re one of millions of students looking to attend or go back…
Occupational therapists (OT) and physical therapists (PT) share similar job duties: to assist those with various disabilities, injuries, or illnesses improve their movement and…
You’ve been working in the same field for years, but are feeling burned out in your current role and wonder if something more fulfilling…
The Significance of Standardized Test Scores Beyond simple metrics and opportunity, standardized test scores are used for so much more—accountability, resource allocation, and identifying…
If the HSPT math section is giving you the heebie jeebies, you’re not alone! Math may seem like a daunting study task. With the…
Like most things, the landscape of standardized testing is ever-evolving. What hasn’t changed – the PSAT, SAT, and ACT are still important in college…
If you’re looking for a part-time or full-time job to help offset the cost of going to college, you may want to check out…
You’ve earned a college degree and have made the commitment to pursue graduate school. Whether you’re heading to graduate school right after completing your…
If you’re someone who is interested in learning technical, hands-on skills, a trade school might be your best option. Trade schools, also known as…
On this week’s episode On this episode of You Have a Cool Job, we talk to Kate Anderson, who leads…
On this episode of You Have a Cool Job, we talk to Jeanine Pesce, founder of RANGE. RANGE is an outdoor culture creative agency that operates in both the consulting and editorial spaces. Jeanine shares why there are so many elements to RANGE and how the agency has come together to occupy a very niche space.
An application fee is usually required to cover the cost of processing your application to American universities and colleges. Fees vary from about $15…
American universities welcome you For years, America has enjoyed a healthy population of foreign students coming to the United States for top-notch educations. Some…
The policies for student financial aid vary from school to school. Unfortunately, when it is available, it is quite limited for international students. It…