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When Should I Start Planning for Med School? Med school hopeful should be sticking to a fairly strict timeline to get ready to apply for admission. Here's some expert advice on when you should start. read more
How Is College Life Different on a Catholic Campus? Although similar, you can expect campus life at a Catholic college to be a little different than a non-religious campus. Here's what our experts have to say. read more
Will Clubs and Activities Boost My College Application? Remember that quality of involvement is more important than quantity. Stick with extracurricular activities that have always interested you! Learn more. read more
What Should My Admission Art Portfolio Include? Many art students often worry over what they should include in their admission portfolio. Here's some quick and straightforward expert advice to help. read more
How Do I Get Better at Multitasking as a Student? Multitasking is a skill most students want to master due to all their responsibilities. But how can they do it better? One expert has a surprising answer. read more
How Can I Improve My Memorization for School? While memorization isn't the ideal way to learn, sometimes it's needed. One of our experts has eight quick methods of memorization for you to try out. read more
Should I Go to a Two- or Four-Year School in the US? It's common for international students to attend four-year US colleges, but if you're thinking about two-year schools, here's some expert advice to consider. read more
How Do I Get Into Medical School? This site deals primarily with undergraduate programs, so if you're interested in applying to medical school I'd recommend that you start by looking into the AMA, the American Medical Association. read more
Do I Have to File the FAFSA? You don't have to fill out the FAFSA, but there's no reason not to. Here's why one expert suggests you're only hurting yourself by not filling out the FAFSA. read more
How Does Catholic Affiliation Affect College Coursework? Most Catholic institutions require religious studies or theology as well as philosophy and multiple humanities courses within their core curriculums. read more