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All about the 4,0 weighted GPA. Are you wondering, what colleges can I get into with a 4.0? Or how to get a 4.0 GPA? Read on.

With the rise of online education, there are now many online colleges that provide laptops for students. Here are the top 11 online schools with free laptops.

Having trouble choosing a major? Wondering, “what should I major in?” This article will help you learn how to find the right major.

Is a low student-to-teacher ratio beneficial? How do you choose an optimal classroom experience? Learn about student-to-faculty ratio, its perks, and more

Answer questions like “what is a public college,” and “what is a public university?” with this article.

Worried about going to college with a GED? Learn how to get into college with a GED, and how to get into college with a GED with this article.

Are you wondering, “what is rushing in college? Curious about what rushing a sorority or rushing a frat entails? Read on for everything you need to know about rushing.

How long does the ACT take, when does it actually start and end? Learn about the duration of ACT and other details related to the ACT test here.

Learn in detail about the National Hispanic Recognition Program (NHRP), the eligibility criteria, the application process for national hispanic recognition program scholars, and more for 2021-2022.

Ivy League school requirements are extensive. The average weighted GPA for Ivy League schools is relatively high. Learn more about Ivy League GPAs and what GPA to strive for.

Curious about private universities and private, non-profit colleges? Learn about not-for-profit universities, non-profit private schools and non-profit private colleges, some of which are accredited non-profit online colleges.

Ever wondered if you could get a scholarship for being left-handed? Learn about scholarships for left-handed people, how to apply for them, and more.

The SAT went through some changes in 2016. Learn about the remodeling of the SAT score system, old SAT to new SAT conversion, and more.

Wondering what could be the highest ACT Score that one could get? Learn more about the highest Score on ACT, colleges that accept the top score, how the ACT is scored and more.

To become a counselor, you must be aware about the career path to pursue. In this article we will breakdown the time frame of different step.

The National Merit Scholarship Program is a United States academic scholarship competition for recognition and university scholarships.

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General education is the initial segment of a degree that you study before your chosen area of study. Learn their importance and more.

The Higher Learning Commission is a non-profit organization charged with the responsibility of regionally accrediting educational institutes in the United States. learn more about HCL.

Confused between choosing a college or a university? Here are the difference between a College and a University to help you figure out which is better?