Just when you think you’ve got all of the standardized tests figured out, they go and change them! Here’s a summary of how the tests have changed. The Revamped SAT Earlier this year, the College Board unveiled a new SAT.Among […]
JUGGLING CLASSES, HOMEWORK, extracurricular activities and a social life? Wondering how you’re going to fit in ACT or SAT test preparation? You’re in luck. There’s nothing easier than downloading an app to do a little test prep on your smartphone […]
You’ve probably heard a lot about Advanced Placement (AP) exams and the SAT subject tests (formerly known as the SAT II), but may still feel a bit confused about the differences. In general, AP tests have nothing to do with […]
Academic advisor Need help choosing your courses? Your academic advisor is there to assist you. They also review the course requirements for your major and minor to make sure you’re getting your degree requirements met. Associate’s degree Programs of 60 […]
ACADEMIC ADVISER The assigned school official who helps you choose classes and ensures you’re taking the right courses in order to graduate. Also known as your academic counselor, your designated adviser will help you choose classes and make sure you’re […]
ADVANCED PLACEMENT (AP) COURSE A program that allows high school students to study college-level subjects in order to receive college credit. AWARD LETTER An explanation of the financial aid a college will give a student which may include grants scholarships […]
With so much misinformation out there what can you believe? Here are 10 myths about college that we can confirm are NOT true. 1. YOU CAN’T CHANGE YOUR MAJOR AFTER SOPHOMORE YEAR. Some estimates say that 80% of college students […]
Cool Ways to Get Ready Outside the Classroom Studying for your SATs is smart. Taking AP classes is awesome. Making the honor roll is … well honorable. But there are lots of other ways you can prepare for college while […]
ACADEMIC ADVISOR Also known as your academic counselor, your designated advisor will help you choose classes and make sure you’re taking the right courses for your major and minor. At some schools, advisors are faculty members. Other institutions may have […]
