Learn about how student-to-faculty ratios differ among colleges, and how to find the right match for you. Photo: Wikimedia.org The term “student-to-faculty ratio” refers to how many students are enrolled at a school compared to how many faculty members have been hired. For example, if a school’s student-to-faculty ratio is ten to one, there are ten […]

Colleges and universities offer housing option for all types of non-traditional students. Explore these options and how they differ between schools. Not all students who need on-campus housing are incoming freshmen. In fact, a large number of students need what is called “adult housing.” This category of campus housing includes specialized housing for graduate students,

Find out how much sorority life will cost you, from dues to food to sorority functions. Photo: Thinkstock How much do sororities cost for college students? The answer depends on many variables. Sorority life is an important part of college for many women, and can remain a lasting influence on your life after school as

If you attend one of these schools, you might have to suffer some study sessions on the sand. Cities are great and all, but why spend a stressful four years in a bustling metropolis when you can just hang out on the beach instead? These eight schools will allow you to do just that (well,

Dropping out… Getting expelled… Getting pregnant… Learn how some high school circumstances affect your college admissions. (It’s not as bad as you think). Each year, thousands of high school students are faced with difficult circumstances that they fear may affect their college admissions. Or “What if I got pregnant while I was in high school?

Find out which classes are required for MBA admissions and which are highly recommended. When it comes to preparing for an MBA as an undergraduate, there isn’t just one path. Many business majors go on to get an MBA, but plenty of engineering and English majors do as well. While business majors may have an advantage because they took some of

Rating professors is all the rage these days. But what should you really look for when you pick a professor. Photo: Thinkstock Rating professors is a favorite pastime for many post-finals college students. It’s gotten increasingly big thanks to the Internet, fueled by websites such as RateMyProfessors.com, where a student from practically any college can post

How to get the most from your online education. Online school students have to be self-directed and motivated to successfully achieve their online degree. To gain the most from your online school experience, you need to put in as much time and effort as you can spare from your busy life. Just keep in mind that

The top schools, and how much they cost, for potential sociology students. Photo: Thinkstock Undergraduate sociology programs aren’t hard to find – sociology departments come in all shapes and sizes throughout the country. But if you’re serious about studying societies, there are a few schools that rise above the rest. From the first sociology department

What happens to students who cheat on the SAT and ACT college entrance exams? Photo: Thinkstock The premise of the 2004 film The Perfect Score about six high school seniors who steal their SAT exams from the Princeton Testing Center may have seemed far-fetched, but was it really? In 2008, seven students from Granada Hills