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Mental illness is common among college students.
College application season can be stressful, especially if a student is unsure of what a school is looking for.
Choosing a college can be daunting, especially if an applicant doesn’t know where to begin. There’s the type of college one wants to attend and deadlines to complete application forms and financial aid forms to fill out.
Entering college after your senior year of high school may not be for everyone. Instead, some prefer to take off a semester.
John Carroll University in University Heights ranked No. 7 in the Midwest in US News & World Report’s most recent “Best Colleges” guide. This is JCU’s 28th consecutive year in the regional top 10.
John Carroll University’s Forever Carroll Campaign has surpassed its $100 million goal, focused on funding scholarships for students.
Dorm room comfort is crucial for health, happiness and academic success. Luckily, you can transform your space from ho hum to something more personalized and functional.
Last year, college campuses across the country had 2.1 million recent high school graduates walk through their doors – a number that likely will be matched in 2016. But a freshly printed campus ID isn’t the only plastic eager students will carry this fall.
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid for students starting college in the 2017-18 school year will launch online on Oct. 1, three months earlier than in previous years. Students must fill out the FAFSA to qualify for need-based financial aid as well as merit-based scholarships at som…
When it comes to planning for college, it can be easy to thumb through glossy brochures while ignoring one important reality: cost.
How does one find out about scholarships and financial aid when pursuing higher education?
