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Ever wonder what actual college students would recommend as things you need to bring to college? Bluffton University student leaders were asked to think back to their first days on campus. Here is their advice for what they left at home that they should have brought to college.
Are you ready to advance in your career by earning a master’s degree? Are you hesitant to take that step, asking “Am I smart enough for grad school?” Motivation is just as important as “smarts.”
Yes, it’s a time for making memories. But here are six things to do this summer to remove some of the anxiety of preparing for college during your senior year.
More than just another campus tour, at a successful college orientation you will make new friends, register for classes, laugh, learn and become acclimated to your campus community.
What is the return on investment or ROI of graduate school? Is the long-term payoff worth the initial cost? As Benjamin Franklin advised: “An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.”
Call it one of the many ways the world pivoted due to the pandemic. Standardized test scores from the SAT or ACT were once a requirement for admission to nearly all colleges and universities. However, many schools adopted test-optional policies in 2020. So depending on where you are applying, you may not HAVE to take the ACT to get into college. But you may want to anyways.
Some simple tips to turn any dream into reality include choosing a realistic goal, breaking it into achievable steps and celebrating milestones. But when it comes to adult students completing a degree or earning a master’s degree, here are 10 specific steps to achieve your career goals and not just dream.
College retention and graduation rates are two statistics that can give you a idea of how successful students are at a certain college or university.
Deciding to get your masters degree is a big step. Here are the top five reasons to get your masters degree. Hint: It’s more than promotions and pay raises.
It’s conventional wisdom that the best way to know if a college is right for you is to physically tour campus. Thanks to COVID-19, the in-person campus tour may not always be an option. Enter the Virtual College Tour.
