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The American Association for Men in Nursing has named the University of Charleston one of its 'Best Schools for Men in Nursing.' The award recognizes a nursing school or college [...]

Deciding which university to attend is always a difficult decision, but for student Michelle Broadbent, the decision to attend BYU changed her and her family's lives forever. Broadbent's journey to [...]

University of North Carolina institutions will waive application fees for all students from 39 disaster-declared counties and the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians during College Application Week, Oct. 21 to [...]

Byline: Amy Wong This post was updated Oct. 22 at 8:38 p.m. Applying to university at 16 years old and as a transfer student is no easy task. It was [...]

Byline: Gabrielle Kile Friday, Oct. 18 at 5:00 p.m. is the deadline for students outside of the Mendoza College of Business to apply for a minor within the business school. [...]

Byline: RILEY STRAIT I was told not to begin a relationship during my senior year of high school. Everyone said it would be too much: balancing school, work, and applying [...]

For high school seniors, it is time to apply to colleges. However, for those of us on college campuses, it is time to reflect on the first year of admissions [...]

Byline: Daphne Graeter It's important to research student fees. By inspecting fees, students can avoid payment surprises and make informed financial decisions. There are 28 student fees at Ohio University, [...]

Durham City Council approved Duke's rezoning application for 10 parcels near Central Campus in a 5-2 vote at its Monday meeting. Duke first filed a Zoning Map Change application for [...]

Byline: Sam Mroz For DePaul junior Hays Brooks, completing the FAFSA is an annual tradition to ensure financial aid for the coming school year. With thousands like Brooks applying for [...]

Byline: Jordan Thomps Being a first-generation student means you're immediately starting on uneven ground. All of your peers have parents who have experienced and possibly even have ties to universities, [...]

Byline: Evan Wang When I first began to apply to college, one seemingly easy question haunted me for many nights: What do you intend to major in? Even from a [...]

Byline: Delaney Peckham With a presidential election on the horizon and political advertisements coming up on everyone's social media pages, politics and voting have become the forefront of many conversations. [...]

Byline: Jessica Ackerman American University's new Civic Life Initiative announced applications for its Student Civic Fellows program, which will give students opportunities to interact with the Initiative's on and off-campus [...]

The transfer application filing period is just around the corner. The period for filling out applications for fall 2025 transfer to the University of California and California State University schools [...]

Yana Giannoutsos '28 Staff Writer This is the first piece of advice I received this time last year prior to embarking on the college application process. Like my classmates-and anyone [...]

Byline: Eric Lu .fb-comments,.fb-comments span,.fb-comments span iframe[style]{min-width:100%!important;width:100%!important}(Quinn Nachtrieb Çó The Student Life) While proponents of test-optional policies argue that standardized testing benefits the wealthy -- often citing expensive test preparation [...]

Five books that are banned around the world * 260 Views 2 The College of Nursing and Health Professions receives $6 million gift * 156 Views 3 Seven banned books [...]

Byline: Phoebe Schwarz The University of Rhode Island's class of 2028, made up of around 3,350 students, were welcomed to the community on Aug. 30 and 31. Along with 600 [...]

Byline: Peyton Cleek' /> Jesse Miller, a professor of photography, and Matt Jones, a professor of criminal justice, embarked on a project three years ago with the goal of displaying [...]

Every spring, the Bridgewater College Department of Music hosts a 'Music Major for the Day' event, in which local high school students are invited to sit in on classes and [...]

Byline: Natalia Nelson The IU Trident is seen on display Jan. 26, 2024, at Indianapolis International Airport. Indiana continued its annual 'College GO!' initiative, which allows students to apply to [...]

To everyone who just got accepted to UCLA, congratulations. Applying to colleges is a painful process with years of preparation, months of waiting and days and nights spent scrambling through [...]

Byline: Delaney Peckham Each year, it seems a new bigger incoming class comes to Elizabethtown College. In the 2023-2024 application season, 3,618 senior high school students tried to join the [...]

Byline: Claire Wu Trauma Dumping: The Ethics of College Essays Claire Wu·Opinions·September 17, 2024·2 min readImage credit: The Wellesley News In the summer of college application season, I wrote my [...]

Byline: Caroline McConnico UT launched the first known freshman robotics program in the country, allowing high school students to apply directly as part of their admissions application to the University, [...]

With another year of all-time high of student applications under JMU's belt, Interim University President Charlie King said he hopes to set the Dukes up for another 'year of success.' [...]

Byline: Timothy Wang For the first time in UF history, prospective students have the option to apply to the university through early action. Former UF President Ben Sasse announced in [...]

I never expected to end up in the United States. When researching and applying to universities, the U.S. seemed like the last place on my list. However, two and a [...]

Byline: Marin Rosen The Madison Common Council approved a change to the city's zoning code Tuesday night to incentivize more affordable housing or college students. Students who apply for financial [...]

Katelin Carter '24 always knew she wanted to go to law school, so she didn't want to take on lots of student loans for her undergraduate education. During her senior [...]

Byline: Daphne Graeter Pay over passion. The importance of financial stability over passion in a career or business. It's becoming a thought in the back of most young adults' minds [...]

Byline: Julian J. GiordanoMichelle N. AmponsahJoyce E. Kim The Dean of Students Office restored the Harvard Undergraduate Palestine Solidarity Committee's full privileges as an officially recognized student organization, ending the [...]

College admissions have undoubtedly grown in competitiveness in recent years. Students from various walks of life have found themselves scrambling to craft the perfect applications for their dream colleges, employing [...]

Byline: Isaac PerlichBen LeGrand The Sample Gates are seen June 14, 2021. Photo by IDS file photo / The Indiana Daily Student By Isaac Perlich and Ben LeGrand Sep 5, [...]

Byline: Liam Chalfonte When I was first applying for college, I remember obsessing over acceptance rates. I curated a small selection of schools to apply to that I thought fit [...]

Imagine this: you spend hours working on an application, whether for college, a job or even a social organization. You take the time to update your resume, write an essay [...]

Byline: Sam HuttonAubree Miller From popular fast food chains to mom-and-pop kitchens, Fort Collins is a foodie haven with over 300 places... 5 spots to jump-start your live music addiction [...]

Byline: Sam Hutton From popular fast food chains to mom-and-pop kitchens, Fort Collins is a foodie haven with over 300 places... 5 spots to jump-start your live music addiction Whether [...]

Byline: Allie Seibel From popular fast food chains to mom-and-pop kitchens, Fort Collins is a foodie haven with over 300 places... 5 spots to jump-start your live music addiction Whether [...]

Byline: Christian Arndt From popular fast food chains to mom-and-pop kitchens, Fort Collins is a foodie haven with over 300 places... 5 spots to jump-start your live music addiction Whether [...]

Byline: Elyse C. GoncalvesElyse C. GoncalvesMatan H. Josephy Harvard College will require applicants to the Class of 2029 to answer a question about a time 'they strongly disagreed with someone,' [...]

(Blace Carpenter/The Collegiate) Just weeks ago, Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced her Community College Guarantee program would be implemented into community colleges this fall, promising all 2023 and 2024 high [...]

Byline: Heidi Barringer Applying to colleges is exciting, but it can also be overwhelming. From organizing application materials to keeping up your GPA, meeting deadlines, and trying to manage your [...]

Byline: Kathryn Squyres American University will offer an early action application plan beginning in fall 2024, in addition to its regular decision, early decision I and early decision II options. [...]

As a high schooler, Za'Nya Henderson helped start the first new NAACP chapter for students in Portage County in decades. When she saw an opportunity to apply for a Kent [...]

Byline: Brittany Kima Written by Maureen Brakke MONMOUTH, Ore. -- Western Oregon University officially joined the Council of Public Liberal Arts Colleges this month after a rigorous application process. COPLAC [...]

De Anza's admissions and records office has been receiving a large influx of fraudulent student applications, slowing down the admissions process. As a result, students may have to manually clear [...]

Byline: Andrew Bae DukeEngage, a summer civic engagement program that offers students an immersion opportunity in cities around the U.S. and 10 countries around the world, is a cornerstone of [...]

Byline: Divya Devarkonda content'class='sno-story-body-content sno-drop-cap'> When applying to colleges, many high school students struggle with navigating what can often be a complex and arduous process. The 'how' of getting into [...]