Most of the universities these days put forward numerous opportunities for student exchange programs. This means that you get served with a chance to experience studying abroad for a year.

Learning how to become a leader in college is one of the best things you can do to improve your future career. Regardless of your major or field of interest, practicing essential skills in an educational setting will pave the way for success before and after you graduate.

The education industry was one of the most severely impacted by the pandemic. Millions of students worldwide were hit by the pandemic and schools continue to be closed even after a year. But will the pandemic change education as we know it? Let’s see what factors could be at play.

Getting ready to attend college is exciting, so you might accidentally overlook a few details. Every student should know these six things to remember when applying to American colleges. They cover everything from how to pay for college in the U.S. to filling out your applications.

Anyone in high school has likely met a military recruitment or armed forces officer. Whether they gave an entire speech about the military, administered the ASVAB or CFAT, or set up an information table in your lunchroom, you’ve seen — and maybe spoken to — those uniformed service members before.

There’s no better time to volunteer than when you’re in college. You’ve formed lasting friendships, become part of great clubs or other college organizations, and are eager to help make the world a better place.

Dentistry is one of the most popular traditional careers. People love the straightforward academic path and broad job market, but what you may not know is just how many things you can do with a dental education. These are eight dental career options that might interest you and revitalize your plans for your future.

The last holiday break for 2020 is here. This year has been a rollercoaster of ups and downs for many people, with the pandemic upending normal life for people around the world. It can be tough to know quite what to do for your last break of the year, given the circumstances. But that doesn’t mean you can’t have a fun holiday break. Here are a few ideas.

Are you looking for a college apartment? It can be a confusing process when you’ve previously lived in the dorms. You have to look for a space that aligns with your budget, wants and needs. Fortunately, you can take steps to make everything easier.

Have your classes moved online? The COVID-19 pandemic has forced many students to transition to remote lectures. This switch may seem simple, but it’s not always easy for students to adjust immediately.

Going to college or university should be an exciting time, but many students find their excitement overshadowed by the COVID-19 pandemic. After Canadian public health officials began stocking response supplies in February, everyone got used to sheltering in place to slow the spread.

Do you feel bogged down by homework? Are you wishing school assignments didn’t take up so much time? You’re in high school, so there are many expectations to meet and tasks to accomplish. It can quickly become overwhelming, especially when you consider that teachers divide their attention between dozens of other students.