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Colleges need an official copy of your transcript. Here's how to request your transcript and what it includes.
Whether you’re a high school grad or you want to go back to school to change careers, there are ample resources to help guide you through the process. You’re already off to a great start by reading this article! Continue reading to understand the benefits of a community college education, how to apply to a community college, and where to find help as you complete the application and enrollment process.
Before you can walk the stage with your best friends and walk off into the sunset, you must tackle that dreaded condition that plagues high school seniors around the world: SENIORITIS. In a time where productivity and motivation are more important than ever, symptoms of senioritis, like inactivity, fatigue, or chronic class-skipping, must be stopped before they get serious. Luckily, following these 10 tips will keep you on track for success!
If your parents are separated or divorced, there are a couple ways that you can fill out your FAFSA form depending on whether they are still living together or not.
Wondering the best way to answer your college essay prompts? Here's how to write an effective, meaningful story that will help your personality shine through.
Adults going back to college often have to balance work, school, and family life. Here are some tips to get the most of your education and avoid burnout.
As an adult student, you may be wondering where to start. Explore our guide for learning as an adult, applying to a school, and getting financial aid.
One common conundrum for North Carolina students is comparing CFNC vs. Common App, or the Common Application, and deciding which tool is best for submitting college applications. We break down what each tool is used for and how CFNC — a free statewide resource specifically for North Carolina students, parents, and schools — differentiates itself from the international Common App.
College bridge programs are designed to ease a high school student’s transition to college and pave the way for long-term academic success.
Is your GPA good enough to get into college? Here are the factors college admissions counselors consider when determining if you'll be accepted to their school.