The college application process is a meaningful journey that encourages you to reflect on yourself and your interests. The steps provided in this article will guide you through the application process.

One of the most rewarding ways to begin your college career is by starting it in high school. It may be worth exploring the offer if there is an opportunity to gain college experience and credit while still in high school.

Before you sign up for dual enrollment, consider these critical details and what it requires.

For some college students, choosing a major may feel uncomplicated because they've always known what they wanted to do. For others, it can be a time of intense internal deliberation and uncertainty.

Pursuing a creative arts degree may seem like a bad idea; the career options for those who earn this degree appear limited, to say the least. It’s not impossible, however. In fact, I know a man who has made a great living off his artwork thanks to his art degree. My father, Brant Bollman, is a professional artist. For this article, I asked him for advice he would give to burgeoning art students.

What if colleges applied to you? Seems counterintuitive, right? It’s not. Here’s why.

In this brief guide, readers will learn ways to save money for their dorm room needs.

This article describes the different positions of the faculty hierarchy, which credentials come with which titles and what differences may exist in how students interact with each type of faculty member.

This article will give you information on continuing your education beyond an undergraduate degree.

When choosing courses for the upcoming semester, know which version of the course meeting is best for you. Most universities offer multiple ways to take courses, whether in person (also known as face-to-face) or online - when all class meetings and assignments are 100 percent virtual.