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Intersections is a weekly series dedicated to sorting the Hallowe’en candy that is spookily similar literary devices. The definition of Hallowe’en fun varies depending on your age. When you’re… Continue reading "Intersections: Anthropomorphism and Personification (Hallowe’en Edition)"
Like most North American celebrations, Hallowe’en is a mix of traditions from all over the world. One way we know this is from the history of the words associated with… Continue reading "The Etymologist Gets Spooky"
If you’re working through your college applications right now, the question of where exactly you’re going to live when you get there may not be at the top of your… Continue reading "Where to Live While Going to School"
With under a week remaining to submit Early Decision and Early Action applications, you are likely feverishly compiling various parts of your application, asking yourself, perhaps again and again: Is… Continue reading "6 Steps to a Polished Personal Statement (Plus Free Downloadable Guide)"
Students can have the chance to earn scholarships ranging from $500 to $2,000 by completing key steps in a new scholarship program.
With universities competing for fewer students each year, going to college is not as expensive as it was in previous years, according to recent data released from an annual College Board report.
Now that classes are underway, extra-curricular reading doesn’t easily fit into your schedule. However, these tiny gems pack a punch at the low cost of 24 hours. Take advantage of this… Continue reading "Novels You Can Read in a Day (Part 2 of 2)"
The highest-paid Bachelor Degree graduates often come from students who attended small colleges with strong engineering programs, according to a salary comparison website.
In a recent blog post, I discussed why time management is important. Today, I will go over exactly what goes into effective time management and how to plan your time… Continue reading "Work Smarter, Not Harder: Effective Time Management Strategies"
Every year, Inside Higher Ed conducts a survey of the people in charge of U.S. college admissions. The survey includes employees at both public and private schools that range in… Continue reading "Inside Higher Ed Releases 2018 Survey of Admissions Leaders, Revealing Thoughts on Standardized Testing"
