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Applying to college is a lengthy process - let us break it down for you.
Planning for college doesn't have to be scary. These resources can help you navigate the college application process!
Once you've built your college list, it's time to make some decisions!
Starting your college search? Use our FREE college application requirements tracker to stay organized!
Didn’t apply to college yet? Recently decide to pursue a degree? Applied to college but haven’t heard back from any yet? You have options!
Applying to college is a process. Your plan on how to apply to college starts here with the College Plan Checklist
Here are the 4 most common types of college application deadlines you'll come across when applying to college.
All colleges and universities want you to complete your applications online. What do you do if you don’t have a computer at home to work on your application? Here are few ideas!
College application fees can add up quickly! Here's how to request an application waiver to save some money.
Many colleges require an enrollment deposit to secure your spot in the incoming class. If you can't afford it, here's how to request a fee waiver.
Want to apply to Historically Black Universities (HBCUs) while cutting down on application costs? Use the Common Black College Application!
How to complete the Common Application to apply to multiple colleges with one application! Here's all the essential information to know.
You asked and we listened! Take a look at frequently asked questions about college applications here.
Get familiar with the most common college essay topics to shape your own narrative for college admissions.
Make your essay the star of your application! Here's how to outline, organize, and write a great college essay.
What should I really be writing?
College admissions officers look at a lot of college applications - here's some tips on how to make yours stand out!
Learn how and when to ask for letters of recommendation - Detroit College Challenge
Creating your brag sheet is the key to getting the best possible letter of recommendation!
Tips from a Harvard student who aced her interview
Being waitlisted doesn't mean you should wait to make a college decision! Follow these five steps to improve your chances of being admitted.
Making college decisions is tough. Watch #WeBelongInCollege student stories about students who had to figure out how to cope with the decisions they received from colleges.
