There are many federal aid options available for students and parents to help pay the cost of higher education and related expenses. If you’re looking for more specific college loans for parents, take a look at the Parent PLUS loan offered by the Federal Direct PLUS loan program. This article will explain the terms and […]
A General Education Development (GED) diploma is essentially a substitute for a high school diploma. It’s a test that certifies the taker has high-school level knowledge. And since the average age of people applying for GED is 24 years old, it may not be too late for you to consider taking the GED. For those […]
The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is for you if you’re all set to explore higher education in grad school. If you’re eager to study further and get the finest of career opportunities, then sit back as we tell you all about the GRE exam and how it can help you get into prestigious universities. This […]
Key Highlights: Technology has introduced significant changes to the modern classroom. Or has it?Picture a modern classroom. Now compare it to classrooms from 30 years ago (here’s one for your reference): If you really think about it, not much has changed. Sure, the classrooms have gotten bigger in a few universities, and laptops have become […]
Key Highlights Being a first-year college student–also called a college freshman–signifies embarking on a journey of profound personal and intellectual growth. As a first-year college student, you will be at the threshold of discovering your passions, shaping your future career, and forging lifelong friendships. This pivotal year sets the foundation for your college experience, demanding […]
The SAT is a tough cookie, but it’s also a golden opportunity to show off your grit and tenacity. You can spin yarns about your SAT prep adventure in your college application essays. It’s not just about the final score, but the whole enchilada—the late-night cramming sessions, the unyielding chase for perfection, and the determination […]
