A current college student talks about how to follow Amy Poehler's advice and enjoy being yourself — once you get to college and while you're still in high school.

Sure, it’s exciting to look for the place where you’ll spend the next four years and launch your career. But with that comes a little bit of pressure and a lot of grunt work. We can almost guarantee, though, that these cats are having a worse day than you.

New York Times columnist and author says to Colorado college-seekers: Get uncomfortable, and “use” the college you go to.

Here's the ugly truth: College costs a lot. So unless you're Bill Gates (hi Bill), read on to learn more about this crucial step in financing your education.

If you're getting toward the end of high school and don't know what you want to major in, never fear. Colleges and universities have lots of resources — and opportunities — to help you decide.

Sure, you can schedule a visit. But what if you want to check out a public university on your own time? Here are some tips for stealth visits — and why you should still also make an official visit.

Higher ed jargon makes everything about the college search that much more complicated. Fear not: This quick guide will help you distinguish need-based from need-blind with ease.