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Expert Guides on How to Study for College

Succeeding in college takes hard work and commitment, but you don’t have to do it alone. This study guide includes advice and tips for creating study plans, taking meaningful notes, minimizing stress, and more. Read on to find out how to not just survive, but thrive in college.

  • Should You Get a Master’s in Education Online or In-Person?

    Students seeking a master's in education have a variety of options, including whether they'll earn their degree online or in-person. Enrolling in an online program can be beneficial for working teachers who need a program that will fit around their school schedule. Students who t... Read More

  • College Planning Guide for Students With Mental Health Conditions

    Enrolling in college as a student with a mental health condition doesn’t need to be overwhelming or intimidating. Students who know their rights and learn how to ask for assistance can go on to complete their degree and have a positive educational experience in the process. ... Read More

  • The 9 Best GRE Prep Courses and Classes of 2023

    If you're planning on going on to graduate school, passing the GRE is one of the biggest hurdles you have to face. The GRE, which stands for Graduate Record Examination, is like the SAT or ACT for graduate school, and more than 500,000 students take it each year. The GRE has thre... Read More

  • Study Smart Before Exams

    Many college students feel stressed and overwhelmed when a test or exam is approaching. Following our study plan and time-management tips should help you feel more prepared in the lead-up to an exam. When it comes time to study, there are many common study methods that can help e... Read More

  • Survey: What Borrowers Think of Joe Biden's Student Loan Plans

    Student loans and the cost of college are two issues that have been getting increasing attention over the past decade with the total outstanding student loan debt now approaching $1.7 trillion. There is no shortage of stories about student loan borrowers who have had their liv... Read More

  • How Long Does it Take To Get an Accounting Degree Online?

    If you're considering pursuing an accounting degree online, you may wonder how long it will take to complete the program. With the rise of online education, many students are turning to online accounting programs as a flexible and convenient way to earn their degree. Not only ... Read More

  • Half of Educators Requiring Handwritten Essays to Combat ChatGPT

    The 2023-2024 school year has started, which marks the second academic year in which educators are figuring out how to contend with ChatGPT. To find out how educators believe ChatGPT affects students’ learning ability, and what they are doing to monitor or deter its use, in ... Read More

  • One-Third of College Students Used ChatGPT for Schoolwork During the 2022-23 Academic Year

    College students who are finishing up their spring semester have now had access to the AI tool ChatGPT for multiple semesters. As ChatGPT continues to rapidly change the way we think about education at many levels, we wanted to find out what college students’ thoughts on the to... Read More

  • 1 in 3 Americans agree with putting religious instruction in public schools

    Texas recently attempted to pass a number of bills that would inject Christianity into the public school system, including legislation that would require the Ten Commandments to be posted in public school classrooms and allow schools to hire employee chaplains. To find out how... Read More