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Category: Grade Levels

School, College, or University: What’s the Difference?

You’ve probably heard the words “school,” “college,” and “university” used almost interchangeably in US higher education circles. Today, we’ll get to the bottom of how and why it matters.

University of California System Offers New Insights to Student Body

The University of California school system has just released a new tool for the public to interact with and visualize their student body! Let’s take a closer look.

Need an Arts Credit in High School? Try These Online Options

Need an arts credit in high school to fulfill your graduation requirements? Or maybe you need one more class for college prerequisites? Try these options to enrich your schedule.

How Do I Choose A College Admissions Counselor?

With numerous options available, it can be challenging to choose the right college admissions counselor. Empowerly can help!

How to Choose the Best College for You

When it comes to how to choose the best college for you, you need to think about yourself first and particular schools second. Empowerly!

Is A College Admissions Counselor Worth It?

College admissions counseling offers a range of advantages that benefit students and their families throughout the application process.

Best Colleges for Education Majors

Teaching is a role that you might feel called to, but first, you must attend college and major in education to earn your teaching license.

Changes in College Admissions and How They Affect You

In this article, we will review changes in college admissions to both applications and the financial aid process.

How to Pick a College: Part 3 Academic Support

Academic life loses its strict structure after high school, and the classroom can only go so far. Apart from course selection and research efforts, undergraduate life can feel largely divided. At first glance, learning and socialization appear tied to buildings- libraries, dormitories, sports stadiums, science departments, and so on. College is ripe for personalization and some universities offer strong reasons to commit on a college decision.