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What Should Students Know About Studying Abroad?
Tweet Share on Facebook September 28, 2011 Comment (1)The allure of studying abroad grabs hold of most every student at some point in their high school and college careers. The choice, however, has more to do with money and being separated from one's family for a few months. It also includes relevant experience for a student's major, cultural exposure, and so on. This week, we ask the Unigo Expert Network:
Q: What should students know about studying abroad? Pros and cons?
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What Is a 529 Plan?
Tweet Share on Facebook September 21, 2011 Comment (1)Saving for college from a young age isn't just a "good idea" anymore, it's a necessity. Tuition and fees have been rising year after year at rates higher than inflation and while the economy remains a challenge, there are ways to get started on saving up for college expenses. This week, we're asking the network about one of those ways, 529 plans:
Q: What is a 529 plan and how do you set one up?
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What Are Some Tips for International Students Applying to U.S. Colleges?
Tweet Share on Facebook September 14, 2011 Comment (7)College admissions is a tough game. Even the most proactive, organized, and prepared students need help with their applications, essays, and financial aid forms. Add the complexities of applying to colleges from another country, and the process can become downright unbearable. This week, we ask:
Q: What are some tips for international students to keep in mind and how are they evaluated compared to U.S. students?
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Should I Use The Common Application?
Tweet Share on Facebook September 7, 2011 Comment (5)Many students have heard of The Common Application but aren't exactly sure what it is or how to use it. This week, our question focuses on the pros and cons of The Common App, and we get to hear responses from former and current members of The Common Application's board of directors.
Q: What exactly is The Common Application and what are its advantages and disadvantages?
