Going to college is a significant life transition. There are so many program and degree options to choose from. How can students narrow down these options and turn career interests into a college major? We're committed to helping your student stay on track to go to college and decide what to study.
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Your student is interested in architecture, but it’s not a one-size-fits-all degree. We’re drawing up plans to help them choose the specialization that’s right for them.
Choosing the right college is hard, especially if your student doesn’t know where to start. We can help them take the first steps.
Your student is probably in the process of choosing their major, if they haven’t already. But have they considered earning a minor, too?
Share these tips with your student on how to become a noteworthy note-taker.
Your student may be struggling to pick a major that’s right for them. You can help them weigh the choices to find their perfect fit.
Did you know your student can get ahead and earn college credit just by taking a test? Learn more about CLEP exams.
Computer science as a major opens the doors to a lot of different jobs. Discover what your student can do with a computer science degree.
A political science degree can take your student many places. Find out what career fields they can enter with one.
College will be here before you know it. Start preparing early. We’re here for you every step of the way.
Does your student have visions of the Ivy Leagues? Before they apply, encourage them to explore honors colleges.
The study of communication is a valuable skill. Discover some of the degree and career paths that communication majors can pursue.
Discover the many degree options and career paths for social science majors.
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The field of engineering includes a wide range of possible careers. See some of the many possibilities for future engineers.
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If your student wants to major in business, that’s just the first step. Next, they’ll need to narrow down which of the many areas of business they want to focus on.
Some students have known what they want to study in college since middle school while others may need some guidance turning passions into a career.
Everything you need to know about the transfer process, whether your student is in their first year of college or a senior.
College classrooms come in all shapes and sizes. Students learn in traditional lecture halls, outdoors and in professionally simulated environments.
Which test to take, what to expect on test day and the registration process.
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Share these four steps to help your student make the most of their SAT or ACT test prep.
Grades and credit hours can affect your student’s financial aid. Students must meet SAP requirements.
Choosing a college major might be one of the biggest commitments a high school student has ever been asked to make. Let's talk about how you can help.
Having a game plan makes all the difference when it comes to supporting good study habits.
As part of the admission process, many universities require your student to take the SAT or ACT to be admitted. Knowing when to take the test is important.
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To understand course material and earn good grades, studying is just as important as showing up for class.