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How to Research the Divine Nine

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In this article, you will definately prepare for your fraternaty or sorority encounter... more »

How to Select a College Application Essay Topic

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The realization that you're competing with countless others for a limited number of college slots can either make you a wreck or give you a competitive edge. Boost your chances of standing out (and getting in) by crafting a compelling essay to go ... more »

How to Simplify the College Admissions Process

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The college admissions process is undoubtedly long, complicated, and often confusing, but there are certainly ways to simplify it. Here are some tips to help you preserve your sanity:.. more »

How to Sprinkle Your Papers With Key Phrases

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These key phrases will help your college academic writing by allowing you to finish the sentence in your own way according to the subject matter you are writing on. You can adapt these phrases to suit your mood and writing style for a better paper... more »

How to Study Skills Tips- Must Do Questions

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You will learn which questions you must do to study for tests, hint : it's not the textbook questions. Go to www.WantHighMarks.com for more study tips!.. more »

How to Succeed in College Admissions as a Hispanic Student

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You’re smart, motivated, and want to go to college. But maybe no one else in your family has gone before, or most of the minorities in your high school drop out or decide not to attend college after high school. Maybe you’re not sure what to do ... more »

How to Teach Personal Essay Writing

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Widely thought to have begun with the French writer and philosopher, Montaigne, in the 1500s, the essay form has evolved greatly over time and has come to be an essential genre of critical and creative expression. Of course, for most high school ... more »

How to Tour Andover College

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Andover College was originally founded in 1967, and has since changed its name several times as it has grown to the school it is today. Boasting a campus in both Lewiston and Portland, it is also part of the K.H.E (which stands for Kaplan Higher ... more »

How to Tour Beal College

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Beal college was originally founded and 1891. Located in Bangor, Maine, it prides itself on a very low student to faculty ratio as well as a time-honored tradition of preparing young men and women for professional careers. It is located in the ... more »

How to Tour Bowdoin College

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Bowdoin College is located in beautiful Brunswick, Maine. Nestled in this coast town of 21,000 people, Bowdoin's sprawling 2,215-acre campus offers degrees in more than 40 programs. A school steeped in tradition, its oldest building, ... more »

How to Tour Chester College of New England

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Located in beautiful Chester, New Hampshire, Chester College of New England was originally founded in 1965. Since that time, it has grown immensely and in 1998, completely switched its focus to becoming a school that specializes in professional ... more »

How to Tour Granite State College

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Sometimes going to college isn't something that happens in your early twenties. If you are looking to go back to school, and live in the New Hampshire area, then you must consider attending Granite State College. They have nine academic centers ... more »

How to Tour Husson College

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Husson College is located in beautiful Bangor, Maine. Nestled in a town with a year round population of about 30,000 people, the school has about 2,000 undergraduate students and 400 graduate students. If you love the charm of New England and are ... more »

How to Tour Loyola University, Chicago

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High School is winding down and you've begun to think about your future in higher education. Well, maybe you owe it to yourself to check out Loyola University in Chicago. Here are a few tips on how to take a college visit... more »

How to Tour Plymouth State University

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Plymouth State University was founded in 1871 and has grown from just a teacher's college all the way to a full-service university. Sprawling over 170 acres with more than 40 buildings they have 4,200 undergraduate students and 2,600 graduate ... more »

How to Tour Rivier College

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Rivier College is located in Nashua, New Hampshire amidst the picturesque landscape of New England. Founded in 1933, it is a Catholic liberal arts college offering degrees in more than 60 majors. Boasting a student/faculty ration of 18:1, ... more »

How to Tour University of Toronto

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The University of Toronto is Canada's leading research and teaching university. It has a remarkable history. On March 15, 1827, King's College, the precursor to U of T, was given its royal charter by King George IV. In the nearly two centuries ... more »

How to Tour Wilfrid Laurier University, Canada

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Visit Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, Canada. Laurier puts students first, focusing on their well being and their education. Well known for its faculties of music, social work and business, Wilfrid Laurier offers a wide array of ... more »

How to Transfer to a 4-year College

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Graduating from a 2 year public college and want to transfer to a 4 year university? The change can be difficult but these few steps can help the transition be a fun and easy one... more »

How to Understand and Use Early Decision Programs

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Early decision and early action programs have been getting increased attention lately. Some schools, citing the opinion that these programs "privilege the privileged," are eliminating them all together, while other schools are limiting ... more »

How to Use your common sense

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Common sense is very important in your everyday life. Without using it you will ended up getting trouble in a simple and easy problems. Like when you buy coffee ,you know it's hot and your common sense tells you, that if you swim on it ,you will ... more »

How to Use your High School Counselor: Ask the Right Questions

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High school is the proverbial stepping stone from childhood to adulthood, often making it a confusing and, times an overwhelming, period. You’re bound to have questions about the next step in your life, but sometimes that most puzzling question ... more »

How to Use a College Admissions Representative

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Whether you've already enrolled or you're still shopping around, a college admissions representative can be a great source of information. Here's what your college admissions representative can do for you... more »

How to Videotape a College Application

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Competition to get into college is stronger than it ever has been before, so students are becoming more inventive with the application process. Whether you're a dancer who wants to showcase your work with a videotaped application or a teacher ... more »

How to Visit St. John's College

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St. John's College is a unique 4-year liberal arts college with 2 campuses. One is located in the state capital of Maryland, Annapolis; while the other is located in the state capital of New Mexico, Santa Fe. Because the Great Books program at ... more »

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