Don’t let your fears about transferring colleges derail your plans! Here are some of the toughest things about transferring and how you can conquer them.
by Natalie Johnson CollegeXpress Student Writer, University of New Mexico
Depending on how they’re categorized, non-traditional students account for between one- and two-thirds of college admissions, but in simple terms, a non-traditional college student in the US is anyone who has not …
College is filled with many challenges — like finding financial aid, registering on time, and choosing a major. One way that some students try to ease the challenges of attending college is to live on …
When you’re a transfer student, it can feel like you’re the new kid again. That can be nerve-wracking, but these five tips can help make the switch easier.
by Kelli Dolan Senior Assistant Editor, CollegeXpress
Terry College of Business at the University of Georgia
Many online students are non-traditional, meaning they aren’t right out of high school seeking a “traditional” college experience. This isn’t a bad thing. In …
With the high cost of college, commuting to school, rather than living in a dorm room, can be a smart decision. The College Board reported that living on campus at a public four-year …
While being a transfer student can seem stressful, you’re in a unique position to get a lot out of it. Here are a few ways to make it work to your advantage.
by Kelli Dolan Senior Assistant Editor, CollegeXpress
Don’t let your fears about transferring colleges derail your plans! Here are some of the toughest things about transferring and how you can conquer them.
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Student loan debt is in the trillions, the job market feels like it’s never going to properly recover and college tuition prices continue to rise. While it’s unlikely the United …