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5th annual MOACAC college fair to be held in KC Northland

The Missouri Association for College Admission Counseling will offer a college fair in the Kansas City Northland as part of their 5th annual "...

Going to college can seem overwhelming at first. Maybe you haven't even thought about it. You may be wondering where to begin and what to do....

The Oakland Unified School District like all school districts is obliged to prepare Hispanic/Latino children for college. Yet, according to a...

Once Maria Santos, the Oakland Unified School District Deputy Superintendent, Leadership, Learning and Equity In-Action reporting the results of...

It should come as no surprise that dwindling budgets for public schools in California, and across the United States, would impact the roles and...

In her 2001 book, Doing School, Denise Clark Pope, a lecturer in Stanford's School of Education, examined how prevailing attitudes and...

A recent article in the Herald Sun noted a journal articlethat found that"about a quarter of U.S. college students sought mental health...

University Centers of the San Miguel (UCSM) is a non-profit community development initiative formed to provide access to postsecondary education...

In the world of college admissions, April is a happy time. Students revel in their college acceptances, parents look forward to family life...

Students who are interested in one day becoming a doctor usually feel that they have to go to a school and major in “pre-med”. The...