Verification happens to around 30 percent of all FAFSA applications in the United States. What does verification mean, and what should you do if it happens to you?

Writers write. But with college, work and life in the way, hobbies and passions can sometimes feel relegated to the back seat. Here's how to keep your writing a part of your college life.

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First time going to another country? Don't panic. These five rules of travel will help you keep foreign soil beneath your feet.

If you're thinking about college, knowing when to start looking and when to submit which forms can be overwhelming. Here's a quick overview for you.

So you’re sitting at your computer, screen set to search, cursor poised to type. What now? How do you begin to figure out what you want in a college? Start here.

If you’re on the fence about attending a university after high school, that may be because you don’t know if college is right for you. Here are some common hesitations — and why you should still consider attending.