Choosing a college major is one of the biggest decisions you’ll make as a student. While it’s important to follow your interests, it’s also smart to think about your future career especially when it comes to earning potential. In this guide, we’ll explore some of the top college majors in the U.S. for 2025 that…
So, you’ve submitted your college applications, and now you’ve been invited for an interview. Congratulations! While it’s natural to feel a little nervous, a college interview is really just a conversation—a chance for the school to get to know you beyond your grades and essays. In this article, we’ll walk you through some of the…
Applying to colleges in the United States can feel like a huge step and honestly, it is between researching schools, writing essays, and meeting deadlines, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. But what makes the process even more challenging is when small mistakes end up having big consequences. To help you avoid unnecessary stress (and missed…
If you’re planning to study in the U.S. and are hoping for financial aid, there’s something new you need to understand: the Student Aid Index (SAI). This number is now a key part of how the U.S. government and colleges figure out how much help a student should get. Starting with the 2024–25 academic year,…
College is a fresh chapter in life—filled with independence, new friendships, academic pressure, and unforgettable memories. But for many students, managing both academic success and a healthy social life can feel like walking a tightrope. In actuality, you are not forced to select one over the other. With the right mindset and planning, you can…
For decades, the SAT has been a major piece of the U.S. college admissions puzzle. It often determined where students could apply, what scholarships they could earn, and even their confidence heading into college. In 2024, however, the SAT will no longer be the same test. It’s been revamped for the digital world, and that…
For generations, standardized tests like the SAT and ACT played a major role in U.S. college admissions. A high score often meant a better shot at getting into competitive schools. But over the past few years, a major shift has taken place—one that’s transforming how students apply to college. Welcome to the era of test-optional…
Higher education is often seen as the key to a better future. But in the United States, the rising cost of college has sparked a growing debate: Should college be free? Supporters say free college would open doors for millions, while critics worry about the financial and social consequences. So, what’s the real story behind…
The price of attending college in the United States.has been climbing for years, but with inflation now pushing everyday prices even higher, students and families are feeling more financial stress than ever. As groceries, rent, and gas become more expensive, college tuition is also rising, adding another layer of concern for those planning to pursue…
Remote learning, once seen as a temporary solution during the COVID-19 crisis, has now become a lasting part of the American education system. As schools embrace digital tools and flexible learning formats, remote education continues to grow and evolve. Whether it’s a hybrid setup or fully virtual schooling, remote learning is shaping the future of…