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We asked some of our students to tell us what they would do differently if they were applying for colleges today. So take a look at these, and remember to stay calm!

Hate to read or love to read, there are a few essential books to have under your belt before you start college. Part of the thrill of higher education is the amazing conversations you'll have with your peers, your professors and your friends. And great conversations are fueled by great reading (at least in part!). 

If there's one thing to love about hotumn this year it's that we won't have to wear bulky coats over our "Game of Thrones" costumes. 

Just like the professional industries that evolve all around us, colleges need to innovate, too.

In our new guide, you and your parents will learn what’s unique about both public and private schools, helping you ask the right questions when you speak with admissions counselors and tour campuses during the search for the perfect fit.

When we saw Albany, New York, on the most recent U.S. News & World Report’s list for the best places to live in the U.S., we were FAR from surprised.

A high school transcript and letter of recommendation can only tell admissions committees so much about someone. Where you really get to show off who you are and how well you write is in the application essay. Whatever stage you’re currently in—you’re dreading starting it, you’re stuck in the middle, or you actually think you’re done with it—we encourage you to take a look at our essay reference guide.

The families of 780 freshmen and 134 transfer students arrived on campus on Thursday, August 31, to move in their Saints for the start of the new academic year.

In case you haven't heard, internships are the ultimate return on investment for the college student. So it made perfect sense to us to have someone on campus dedicated to internships—eating, breathing and sleeping internships. Meet Alicia Pepe.