A Guide to ACT Testing
The ACT is similar to the SAT test and is designed to help high school students with college admissions. ACT stands for American College Testing, and consists of four main tests: mathematics, reading, English, and science. In 2005 an optional writing test was added. Each category is meant to help gauge a student’s progress in each of these subjects. As of 2011, the number of ACT tests taken surpassed the number of SAT tests taken for students looking to get into college. All colleges in the United States currently accept the ACT test as a measure for...
Job Outlook for College Student Graduate...
When going to college, the purpose is to work towards obtaining a degree and earn a living. Ideally, the student will enjoy their major of choice and all the time and effort put into a degree will pay off eventually. It is important to find a balance with having interest in the students study, and its ability to help find a good job. Many degrees may be interesting, but do not have as many job openings as others. Additionally, there may be jobs or fields that will pay better than others. Before you choose your major, you should carefully consider the job outlook for your...
A Guide to Government Funded Grants for ...
Going to college can be quite an expensive venture, but with the assistance of various government grants, many students may be able to attend college with some financial assistance. There are many different governmentally funded grants dedicated to people aspiring to go to college. With some research and understanding of how to apply, you may be eligible for any number of grants. Be sure to understand how the grant process works as well as what it takes to be approved. If you get a grant, it does not have to be repaid unlike other forms of financial aid, making it an...
A College Students Guide for Freshman Ye...
Attending college as an incoming freshmen is an overwhelming experience for many students. College differs greatly from high school in that students are faced with a higher degree of responsibility and independence. Freshmen will need to understand what needs to be done without relying on the assistance of teachers and parents. This means they must understand what certain things mean. Upon entering college, students will encounter terminology that is different from what was used in high school. Failure to understand what faculty and even other students are referring to can...