College Raptor

Here are the pros and cons of starting at a community college to help you make the best choice for you.

With thousands of college choices, it's hard to know where to begin. Here's the smart way to look for the right college.

If you are looking for schools that offer an aesthetic pick-me-up after winter, here’s a short list to get you started!

Whether you’re filling up a cup of water to drink in your dorm room or want a bottle to carry with you to class, a water filter can make sure you have a tasty, clean drink on hand.

College is not just about getting good grades, there's more than that.

Interested in political science? Then you should consider applying to these universities.

You may want to switch majors.

It can be impossible to find out everything you need to know on just one of your campus tours, but you’ll have the opportunity to get some facts that will play a crucial role in your decision-making process.

Whatever the reason for a bad semester, there is still time to turn things around. Here are a few ideas to get you started.

From small, private liberal arts colleges to large public universities, the state of Iowa offers a range of college options for students both in and out of state.

These are 6 things I wish I would have known before college.

These floor lamps look great in any dorm and also offer the ideal lighting to help you see well enough to accomplish all your tasks.

Red flags that could indicate a school is not right for you!

“Should I transfer colleges?” you wonder. It’s comforting to know that you have the option to transfer to another college but sometimes the reason for wanting to transfer may not be justified. Take a look at some of the reasons when it is good to apply for a transfer and some reasons that may not make the transfer worth your while.

It’s no secret that everybody learns and absorbs information differently. Our brains are all different and operate in unique ways. So why should we all try and use the same studying techniques? There are four main types of learners: visual, auditory, reading/writing, and kinesthetic, broken down further into seven reading/writing learning styles.