Embark on your college planning journey with confidence through our ‘College Planning’ category. This resource is dedicated to guiding students and families through the complexities of preparing for college, from selecting the right institution to securing financial aid. Discover step-by-step guides, tips for successful applications, and strategies for making the most out of high school to ensure college readiness.
Whether targeting HBCUs or exploring a range of educational paths, gain the insights you need to navigate the college selection process, understand financial options, and lay a solid foundation for your academic future. Start planning today for a brighter tomorrow.
College applications can be complex when choosing an HBCU. Here are 5 tips to help you manage your college application process efficiently.
5 Organization Tips for Managing the College Application Process Read More »
This guide includes several tips that will help you figure out when to start applying for scholarships, and how to keep yourself on track.
Applying for Scholarships: Top 10 Tips for Success Read More »
Edward Waters University (EWU) plans to begin enrolling students in this exciting new academic degree program beginning in fall 2022.
Edward Waters University To Offer New B.S. Degree in Forensic Science Read More »
This top 25 rankings list of the best public HBCUs for college scholarships can help you find the right school for your personal and financial needs.
Top 25 Best Public HBCUs for College Scholarships Read More »
See HBCU Lifestyle’s 5 Best Back to School College Finds for Amazon’s Prime Day. From backpacks to electronics, we have the best school supplies for college
Amazon Prime Day: 5 of the Best Back to School College Finds Read More »
If you are searching for the perfect school, a college open house can help you make the right choice. These tips can help you make the most of your visit!
College Open House Tips: How to Maximize Your Campus Visit Read More »
Your high school student is preparing for college, and that means taking the SAT. They will probably take it more than once, but the 1st time will require prep.
Essential SAT Preparation Tips for High School Students Read More »
If you are a high school senior and a student-athlete with hopes of continuing your athletic career in college…“you must register” to be NCAA eligible. You must register with the governing body of all college athletics. That would be the National Collegiate Athletic Association. The NCAA’s registration process determines whether you are eligible to participate
NCAA Eligible: 6 Mandatory Ways to Qualify for College Sports Read More »
