Playing Division 1 (D1) sports is a major accomplishment. Competing at a D1 level requires extensive time, training, and commitment. Overall, D1 sports are a major goal for many athletes. In fact, getting recruited can be a dream for many high school athletes. D1 colleges in Texas offer name...
Read MoreGiven how competitive and demanding the college application process already is, when considering where to attend, the quality of food on college campuses might not be your biggest concern. Aside from academics or social life, you’re probably considering how beautiful a campus is, or how nice the dorms are,...
Read MoreIf you’re here, you’ve probably been asked to read Shakespeare’s longest play, Hamlet. Don’t worry if you’re feeling overwhelmed – it’s not an easy play. First, I’d recommend you take a look at this scene-by-scene summary, then, when you know what’s going on, come back and we can identify,...
Read MoreAre you planning to apply for a master’s or PhD program? Though some programs do not require any standardized tests (many became test-optional after the COVID-19 pandemic), there’s a good chance that you will need to take either the GMAT or the GRE. This will most likely be the...
Read MoreAn education provided by a Jesuit college or university can stand out for many reasons. Whether you come from a Catholic background or not, receiving a Jesuit education means that you’ll focus not just on your intellectual development, but your social justice awareness and participation to see how you...
Read MoreA regular on the AP Lit List, Hamlet (The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark) is one of the most famous of Shakespeare’s plays. (Coincidentally, it’s also the longest.) It’s a great compelling read – full of violence, poison, pirates, and madness. At the same time, Shakespeare’s language can...
Read MoreI am far from a college sports diehard. I didn’t play football growing up, so I never cultivated an emotional connection to any of the mainstays of the premiere collegiate sport, like powerhouse legacies, rivalries, and awe-inspiring stadiums. Nor did I attend a Division I behemoth where sports are...
Read MoreStudents who choose to live on campus during undergrad experience certain benefits that commuter students do not. For example, students are conveniently located near their classes, can more easily partake in student organizations, and enjoy more of the campus culture. But, not everyone either wants to or can enroll...
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