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.
Having trouble getting through the time between leaving home and entering college? Here are tips to cope with the stress that comes with big life changes.
Freshmen Advice: How to Cope With Pre-College Stress Read More »
HBCU college tours are the best ways for high school and community college students to witness the Black College experience first hand. See our tours list.
HBCU College Tours: Fall 2016 Schedule Read More »
High school students gearing up for college have several options as far as college applications go. Should you go for early decision or early action?
Early Decision vs Early Action: Choosing a College Admissions Strategy Read More »
Choosing the right college is not an easy task. Joining a college campus visit group or doing a college tour on your own can help make the choice easier.
College Campus Visit: How to Get the Most Out of Your Trip Read More »
It’s often confusing for students to figure out what to bring to college when they are going to live on campus. We’ve created a dorm checklist that covers all basics.
Dorm Checklist: What to Bring to College Your First Year Read More »
Are you a high school student who is thinking of attending college after graduating? Do you want to find out which colleges offer the majors you intend to study? If you want to find out more about student life, then visit a college fair. Learn how college can help you to achieve your life and
National College Fair Schedule 2016 Read More »
Charlie Nelms shares his advice on selecting a college based on his experience as a parent, former admissions officer, dean, vice president and chancellor.
Selecting a College: 10 Things All Seniors Need to Know Read More »
The College Board fee waiver is provided to students with a demonstrated financial need and for whom it would create an undue burden. Becuase of financial difficulties, waivers are provided to ensure that no student misses the opportunity to pursue admission to the college of their choice. If test fee is a barrier for you,
College Board Fee Waiver: Eligibility for SAT and AP Exams Read More »
