On average, college students will make 12% more over their lifetimes than those who do not graduate from college. In 2007, the US Census Bureau reported that workers without a high school diploma would earn an average of $19,405 annually. A high school diploma raises the stakes to $26,894 a year. An associate’s degree raises… Continue reading »
The Classroom
The college classroom may look similar to the high school classroom, but the dynamics are quite different. Understanding these differences can help you act appropriately. This article will give 7 examples of how the typical United States college classroom varies from the typical high school classroom. 1. Attendance. As in high school, it is ideal… Continue reading »
College Admissions Assistance
The college admissions process can be daunting for many students. To help you in this process, you can receive assistance from financial aid or admissions officers at the colleges you want to attend, your high school guidance counselor, private coaching services, or current students and alumni. In this article, we will provide advice on each… Continue reading »
Fighting the High Cost of College
The cost of college has sky-rocketed in recent years, leaving parents and students to scratch their heads over suggested savings plans, projected tuition hikes, and how on earth they’re going to pay for a decent education, and whether investing in a four year education is worth it in terms of higher salary and job security.… Continue reading »
SAT Subject Tests and the PSAT
If you’re planning on going to college, you’ve probably already heard a lot about the SAT, SAT Subject Tests, and PSAT. But, you may still have questions about what these tests are like and why they seem to be such a big deal. This article will answer common concerns about the College Board’s SAT, SAT… Continue reading »
