Enjoying My First Semester Back

Posted on: 23 November 2021

One of the most unique subcultures in the United States is that of the military brat. Civilians may think the term brat is derogative, but for those who grow up in the military, it's a term of endearment and one that only those who lived the life of a military brat can fully understand. While changing primary and secondary schools every few years throughout your childhood may have been both positive and negative in varying degrees, when it's time to continue your education at the collegiate level, you may feel a bit hesitant.
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Posted on: 16 June 2021

The college admissions process can be a truly difficult time for any family that is hoping to enroll their child into a top-tier college. However, parents will often struggle to assist their children through this process as they may not fully appreciate the ways that the modern college admissions process has changed since they went through it. Recognize The Competitive Nature Of Modern College Admissions It is important for a parent to recognize that the modern college admissions process can be extremely competitive.
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Posted on: 25 September 2020

There are many reasons to attend college. People with college degrees often outearn their counterparts who only hold a high school diploma. If you're in the military, you may think you're too busy to go back to school. However, there are online universities that cater specifically to military personnel. If you're a military service person, here are five advantages to pursuing your studies online: 1. Learn from an accredited university.
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Posted on: 16 October 2019

When you're looking to hire a college consultant who will help you navigate the challenges of getting accepted to the college of your choice, it's always a good idea to speak to a few consultants and ask them some questions. One question that is worth asking is whether the consultant typically visits college campuses. If so, you'll want to follow up by asking if they have been on the campus of the institution that you hope to attend — and how recently this visit took place.
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