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One way to help your student stay on track to graduate on time is by monitoring their degree audit. And…
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In mid-March, thousands of college students leave their schools to take a break from their studies. During a traditional Spring…
One of the first people your student will meet in college is likely to be a resident assistant. And your…
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As a former Dean of Enrollment Management, I see the admission essay as a chance to get to know a…