The value of a liberal arts education is often called into question: is it practical in today’s job market?

Building connections with your college professors is not just about getting good grades; it's about setting yourself up for success.

Technology is changing education. That's not necessarily a bad thing.

The Preliminary SAT (PSAT) is a standardized test administered by the College Board to prepare students for the SAT

While students most often expect to be accepted or rejected by colleges, waitlisting is a more common response than ever. What's next?

Navigating college comes with many new challenges. Among them is learning to manage your time effectively when everything seems important.

Many college students will choose to study abroad for a couple of weeks, a summer, a semester or even a full year.

Ever heard “it’s who you know not what you know?” The truth is, as always, more complicated.

Studying in a second language is a remarkable journey. It’s a testament to courage, determination, and resilience.

It’s easy to respond to the idea of another group project with a moan – group work takes, well, work!

For students who do decide to pursue business school during a competitive admissions cycle, it’s more important than ever to stand out.

Soft skills matter. In college admissions and beyond, these skills—communication, empathy, resilience, teamwork—are increasingly prized

Rejection is a part of life that none of us can avoid. But here’s the thing: rejection doesn’t define you, nor should it dictate your future

Internships are essential in STEM fields. Here’s how to find internships that align with your STEM major and set you on the path to success

Germany is renowned for its higher education system. But how exactly does this system work? What should you expect when applying?

Microcredentials: bite-sized, focused courses designed to certify your skills in specific areas and enhance your knowledge and marketability

First generation college students often come into college with a strong set of skills that got them there

For international students coming to the US for college, the move brings many opportunities, but the adjustment can also be nerve-wracking!

When considering future education, you might default to a traditional university degree. But have you ever considered vocational school?

A student’s lifestyle can be jam-packed and stressful, when you need to both study hard and explore your passions outside of lessons.