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Want an Athletic Scholarship?
When the time comes for high school students to choose a college to attend, many find that their final decision is greatly influenced by the scholarships and other types of financial aid they have...
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The GED® Test: Fast Facts & Resources
According to the GED® Testing Service, over 800,000 General Educational Development (GED®) tests, are given each year to help adults without a high school diploma advance their education and careers....
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Are College Degrees Still Worth It?
Between the hardships brought on by the recent recession and the rising costs of college, many would-be students are wondering: in 2013, are college degrees still worth the time, money, and effort it...
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Cheating: How to Avoid it
Part Three in eCollegeFinder’s Three-Part Series on Cheating Each year, between 75 and 98 percent of college students report having cheated in high school, according to Educational Testing Service....
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How Far is Too Far to Travel for School?
In March, the United Nations held an exhibition featuring photographs of children with the most extreme commutes to school around the world. The exhibition, “Journeys to School”, pictured one New York...
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College Freshmen: What to Expect and How to Prepare
One of the most common reasons that students fail classes during freshman year of college is a lack of preparation. Both academically and otherwise, high school is a time to prepare for your future in...
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