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College Prep Checklist
Here's a list of often overlooked details that will lead to successful college admissions starting in grade 8.
What I Wish I Had Done In High School: Cared More
"High school students should definitely take their classes more seriously. I wish I would have. I took stupid classes just to get credit."
Jobs for Teens
If your teen wants to get a job, set the ground rules so her school work doesn't suffer. And make sure she chooses her position wisely.
Choosing College: The Top Five Reasons Why College Is A Good Investment
College is costly, a big time commitment and challenging. So why go? These five reasons should convince you that college is one of the best investments you will ever make.
Your Future Is In College
Think college isn't for you? Think again. Compared to a high school diploma, a college degree could earn you more than $1 million in your lifetime, a cooler job and better job security. Get on the college track by taking the ...
Should Teens Work During High School?
Most high school students work. But what ground rules should parents set?
Four Steps to Great College Classes
Success in college takes more than "just showing up." Keep these four steps in mind as you begin your first semester on campus.
Four Roads to a College Degree
Think college is an impossible dream? Check out these four roads to a college education that you may not have considered.
What I Learned the Hard Way about Success in High School
High school isn't all it's cracked up to be in the movies. There's work - a lot of it - and if your friends tell you it's okay to skip classes, think again. You'll be living with the consequences for a long time.
What I Learned the Hard Way about Real Friends
Sometimes, it's hard to know who your real friends are. Chelsey Daniels learned how, the hard way. Read her story and her advice on choosing good friends.
What I Learned the Hard Way about a Parent Leaving
It's pretty tough when your parent decides to leave. You've probably got a lot of unanswered questions and you're probably feeling pretty bad about it. Megan Mitchell has been there too. She offers advice on how to deal.
Different Strokes: What To Do After High School
Are you trying to decide your path after high school? You may have more options than you think.
Log On to Learn: Online High School Courses
Is the future of learning online? One state thinks so and is making sure high schoolers are prepared.
How To Be a Good Roommate
Living with roommates requires good communication and constant compromise. A college junior shares her thoughts.
Get More From College Tours
Go beyond the smiles and glossy brochures when you're on a campus tour to get the best read on student life. It takes more effort, but it's worth it. Get tips.
What I Wish I'd Known About the Real Costs of College
Tuition, books, room and board. Everyone expects these college expenses -- but what else is there? Avoid these surprises and keep your savings in the black.
Don't Pay Kids for Good Grades
Put away your checkbook. Kids say that paying for grades seldom works.
Taking the Core: A Choice That Changes Everything
Research consistently shows that the students most likely to succeed in college are the students who take the most difficult core courses in high school.
Do I Need A College Application Consultant?
Before you hire a college application consultant, read these tips from the National Association for College Admission Counseling.
Do the FAFSA to Access the 4 Types of Financial Aid
Even if you're sure you won't qualify for federal student funding, fill out the FAFSA anyway. Why? Because many college loan, grant and scholarship applications require you to file for federal aid dollars first. Find out more...
My Big Project Planner
Got a research paper to write for history? A lab report due in two weeks? Get organized and get good grades by following these project management tips.
The 5 Worst Jobs for Teens
Most teens have joined the workforce. But there are some jobs they should probably pass up.
7 Steps to Saving Money On Student Loans
Loans are a good choice if you're smart about them. We've got 7 expert tips to help you weigh the options.
5 Types of Student Loans
Review the pros and cons of the five types of student loans.
4 Factors to Compare Loans
A list of four terms you'll need to understand as you compare student loan choices.
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