Winter is the time to begin searching for summer opportunities and for most freshmen this may seem like nearly an impossible task. After holiday break,…

The other day my friend and I talked about ghostwriting in college application—with a non-judging, impartial set of eyes. And it had not hit me…

“So why did you apply to USC?” As a student from Upstate New York, I was asked this question a lot throughout my senior year….

People who are likely to say, “I think I’m headed down the wrong track” include: 1. Friends who are going through artistically experimental stages; following…

Dual enrollment is a growing option for honors and advanced high school students. For those of you who haven’t heard of it, this is when…

There are many possible sequences to follow when deciding what to do after college. Grad school, law school, medical school, or working immediately after graduation all…

You may or may not have heard of friends, or classmates needing to spend the summer at a learning center to improve their test scores….

Obviously, according to The Prospect’s Standardized Testing Resources, that give you everything you need to study for the SAT, the most important thing you have…

There is a crowd of students outside the exam venue, or perhaps the exam room. The proctor comes out with a list in his or…

You know college is expensive. You probably also know that there are tons of scholarships available to help you pay for it, and that many…

Super exciting news for all of the female prospies out there: HerCampus.com, the largest online hub for college women, is hosting their second annual High…

Students with disabilities or chronic illness can face many difficulties in accessing higher education. From getting materials in the right format to getting to class,…