Can’t get enough of putting pen to paper (or fingers to keyboard)? Check out these five college course options that let you show off your writing skills!
by Savannah Harris CollegeXpress Student Writer, Vanderbilt University
Class participation is a huge part of learning in high school and college. If you’re not used to speaking up, here's why it's important and how to get started.
by Laura Wallace CollegeXpress Student Writer, Anderson University
Registering for your classes is an important next step after getting into college. Here's how to easily plan your academic schedule and get registered.
by Natalie Johnson CollegeXpress Student Writer, University of New Mexico
If you received college credit in high school but are going to a different college for your degree, here's how to make sure your dual enrollment transfers.
by Natalie Johnson CollegeXpress Student Writer, University of New Mexico
Most undergraduates attend college full-time, but it's not right for everyone. Ask these five questions to determine if full- or part-time is best for you.
Wish you could experience college life in high school? You could take college classes and earn enough credit for an associate degree through dual enrollment!
by Maggie Jordan CollegeXpress Student Writer, Florida Polytechnic Institute
Interested in studying Neuroscience in college? Here are the best classes to take in high school and college, plus potential career paths the major can lead to.
Some college courses seem fun, but if they don't count toward your degree, are they worth your time? Here's how to avoid credits that won't benefit you.
Skipping class may be tempting when you want to sleep in or hang with friends instead, but we have three really solid reasons why you should ignore the temptation and go to class.
