Let’s be honest about something that doesn’t get said enough: going back to school as an adult is stressful. Really stressful. Mental health in higher education isn’t just a buzzword, it’s a real consideration for adult learners, career changers, and even first time college students navigating this journey. Odds are you are probably juggling a […]
Thinking about going back to school but worried about the cost? Here’s something you might not have considered: your employer could help foot the bill. Tuition reimbursement and employer education benefits are one of the best-kept secrets in paying for college. While everyone talks about loans and scholarships, many working professionals overlook the fact that
Let’s just say it upfront, the MCAT is no joke. If you’re on the pre-med path, you’ve probably heard stories (some inspiring and some probably terrifying) about this exam. It’s long, it’s comprehensive, and it carries significant weight in your medical school application. But here’s what you need to know as you plan your journey
If you’ve served or are currently serving in the military, you’ve earned some of the most comprehensive education benefits available. Whether you’re a veteran thinking about that degree you’ve always wanted, an active duty service member planning your next move, or a military spouse or dependent exploring your options, these military benefits can help make
If business school is on your horizon, whether you’re eyeing an MBA, a Master’s in Finance, or another graduate business program, you’ve probably crossed paths with GMAT. If you’re like most people, you might be wondering what exactly makes this test different from all the other standardized exams out there. Let’s clear that up. 👉
So, you’re thinking about graduate school. Maybe you’ve already got your eye on a program, or maybe you’re still exploring what’s next. Either way, there’s a good chance you’ve encountered three little letters that carry a lot of weight: GRE. The Graduate Record Examination isn’t anyone’s idea of a fun Saturday morning, but here’s the
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Going back to school is a big decision — and for many adult learners, writing the college application essay feels like the hardest part. The good news?! It’s not about being a perfect writer. Admissions teams want to hear your story – your motivation, your goals, and the path that brought you here. Whether you’re
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Choosing or returning to college is a big step, with sifting through college majors being an important factor in your decision making. Whether you’re starting fresh or finishing what you began, aligning your interests with what employers are looking for in 2026 can make a real difference. As industries continue to evolve rapidly thanks to
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The 2025–26 school year marks the start of several important updates to federal student aid programs. Changes to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and Pell Grants—introduced through the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBB), signed into law on July 4, 2025—began reshaping how students and families plan and apply for higher education
If you’re thinking about going back to school, understanding FAFSA eligibility is essential in planning how to fund your education. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) determines whether you qualify for federal grants, student loans, or work-study opportunities, helping to make your degree or career training more affordable. In this guide, we’ll cover: Whether you’re starting fresh
