College Bound video blog
How do we submit the FAFSA? What if my student doesn’t know what they want to study? Are college rankings really that important? We’re answering these and all your family's questions about going to college in these short (and sweet), animated videos.
The transition from high school to college can be overwhelming for some students. But with some simple preparation, making the jump can be a lot easier for your student. This video offers four…
Visiting colleges is one of the most important things your student can do to help them make their college decision. We’ll show you how to make the most of a college visit.
Six factors to help you feel confident that you’re picking the right college for you.
Filling out and submitting the FAFSA is easy — if you’re prepared. Find out what you need to have at the ready to make it a quicker process.
Review these common terms used by college financial aid offices when figuring out how to pay for college.
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.
Holly Singh, executive director of the International Students and Scholars Center at ASU, shares his thoughts about being successful global citizens.
Rejection hurts, and a rejection from any college can be a particularly difficult blow. Here are some ways to get through it.
Is attending an Ivy League school all about the prestige, or do they truly offer an unmatched education experience? What’s the fuss all about?
College is within your student’s reach. By preparing now and learning what’s involved, you and your student can make it happen.
Many universities say the same things to attract prospective students, so how can families differentiate one school from another? Here’s what to look for.
Cesar Flores Marquez, talks about the touchpoints universities will have with a student and next steps for being prepared to go to college.
The truth is many students change their major while in school. In fact, changing majors can benefit the student and lead to more success and less stress.