Being a first-generation college student doesn't have to be overwhelming and intimidating. Here's some expert advice on who can guide you through it all.
First-generation students often feel all alone in the college search. But you don't have to! Here are the top tips you need for finding admission support.
Being a first-generation student makes the college search overwhelming without a parent to guide you, but you can own your admission process. Here's how!
by Rachel Lin CollegeXpress Student Writer, Northwestern University
Colleges abound with resources for first-generation students, but it can be hard to know what they are. These are the campus resources you should look for.
As a first-gen student, you're likely stressing about this new experience. Let's explore the feelings you may be facing and ways to alleviate the pressure.
Connections with high school and admission counselors are crucial to first-gen student success. Here's how mentorship empowers your college search process.
From campus visits to admission tests, low-income, first-gen, or other disadvantaged students can use this advice to be confident in their college search.
by Alexess Sosa CollegeXpress Student Writer, Stanford University
Undermatching is the phenomenon when qualified students don't apply to (or attend) selective colleges that might fit them. These tips can help you beat it.
by Jessenia Class CollegeXpress Student Writer, Harvard University
