10 Tips to Stay Safe on Campus

Heading off to college is exciting but can be overwhelming, too. There is so much to learn while living away from the safe confines of home for the first time. Learning how to stay safe on campus is as important for a student as learning about majors and study abroad opportunities.

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Payment Options for College

If you can’t pay the full amount of your child’s first semester of tuition, or prefer to break the bill down into smaller payments, you have several other choices. Here are three common options, along with pros and cons.

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Major Spotlight: The Classics

Humanities departments at colleges across the U.S. have seen their budgets shrinking and the number of students who major in the humanities falling. As a result, many humanities courses have been cut and faculties of these departments reduced. In today’s technological age, a major in classics can still make sense.

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Getting College-ed: May 2021

Every month, College Solutions features a new edition of Getting College-ed, an editorial cartoon created by College Solutions’ own Lee Ann Gun. Check out this month’s edition below, and sign up to get future editions straight to your inbox.

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Takeaways from the Last Year

The 2021 admission cycle was unlike any other. A group of educational consultants recently compiled the list below of takeaways that will inevitably shape the next few years. Current juniors should keep these takeaways in mind while finalizing their own college lists.

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Brainstorming the College Essay

Students can set themselves apart with their college essay. Grades through junior year are set, and while students may be able to improve test scores in the fall, it’s the essay where they can truly spotlight their personality.

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Major Spotlight: Visual Arts

Art has the ability to connect people across cultures, to communicate messages, to inspire change and open minds. Artists are a marker of a healthy society. For those passionate about and talented in creating art, a major in the visual arts could be a good choice.

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Benefits of Summer Programs

Last summer offered no in-person programs and few virtual opportunities; however, the summer of 2021 already sees some exciting options opening up. Some well-established summer programs are offering both on-campus courses and online courses.

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ACT Now Offers Superscore Reports

ACT superscore reporting just became available last month. With this feature students are able to easily send off their highest composite ACT scores to their colleges, which in most cases is a higher cumulative number and will present the student in a stronger light.

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Getting College-ed: April 2021

Every month, College Solutions features a new edition of Getting College-ed, an editorial cartoon created by College Solutions’ own Lee Ann Gun. Check out this month’s edition below, and sign up to get future editions straight to your inbox.

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Comparing Financial Aid Packages

If you’ve applied for financial aid and filed all the paperwork by the appropriate deadline, an award letter outlining your student’s offer of financial assistance should arrive close on the heels of the notification of acceptance. Here’s a guide to understanding what that package really means.

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