Yes, you read that right. Having college applications to write doesn't just have a silver lining -- it's your golden ticket.

For most students, the most stressful part of the college application is that dreaded essay. As you are polishing those essays, keep in mind these eight rules for writing the best college application essay possible.

It’s that time of year when everything’s up in the air--whether it’s traveling, hosting, cooking, or just keeping up with others’ schedules. It’s especially tricky when you have a senior in high school.

The days of picking just six schools may be over. Some students apply to more than 20. But what if “how many” isn’t even the right question to ask in the first place?

Schmooze has a bad rap. But American Honors advisor Nick Geremia says that schmooze, when done right, is the key to success.

You arrive at class early, grab a prime seat, start up conversations with the students on either side of you. Then, the professor starts class and you realize: this is not my English class.

With everything it takes to apply to college, why does it feel like you’re mostly just… waiting? Don’t let that downtime go to waste! Here are some of the worst of the application doldrums, and what you can do about them.

College can be stressful and at American Honors, we know that! We’ve been there before and want to help you out during this transition. Whether you're a seasoned pro or are just heading to college, here are 10 things we wish we knew before starting college.

Sometimes it feels like it’s never been harder to get an American education. Check out our guest post to find out the most important questions international students must ask as they plan their US education pathway.

Toby Marx, Professor of Psychology at Union County College, shares her love of learning and a favorite story of a student turned professor.

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