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What Parents Should Look for During a College Visit: a Guide to Supporting Your Student
Visiting college campuses is an exciting milestone for students and their families. It is an opportunity to see beyond brochures and websites and get a feel for what everyday college life might look like.
As a parent, do not feel the need to ask every question. Instead, think of yourself as an observer. From campus safety and student support to the overall atmosphere, in this blog post we explore what to look for during a college visit and how to help determine whether a college feels like the right fit.
Where Is St. John’s University in New York City? A Guide to the Queens Campus
Discover where St. John’s University is located in Queens, NY, and learn what makes its campus an ideal place to live, learn, and explore.
How AI Is Changing Finance: a Q&A with Yun Zhu, Ph.D.
Finance has always been driven by data, but artificial intelligence (AI) is changing who can analyze it, how quickly, and what questions are even worth asking.
Students Share the Decisions That Changed Their College Experience
College isn’t defined by one big decision. Often, it’s the smaller choices—like joining a club, saying yes to a mentor, entering a competition, or pursuing an idea—that shape your experience in meaningful ways.
We asked four St. John’s University students to reflect on one decision they would make again, and their answers may inspire your own college journey.
9 Ways to Explore Your Career Interests in College
Choosing a major or career path can feel like a lot of pressure, especially if you’re just starting college. While some students arrive on campus with a clear plan, many spend their first year exploring different subjects, experiences, and opportunities before deciding what feels right.
Whether you’re unsure, thinking about a few majors, or just curious about careers, you have options. Here are nine ways to explore your interests in college.
How to Build Your College List: Reach, Match, and Safety Schools Explained
Building your college list can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. Learn how to create a balanced list of reach, match, and safety schools that align with your academic goals, interests, and future plans.