Expert Guides on How to Study for College

The 10 Best GMAT Prep Courses and Classes of 2023

The GMAT, or Graduate Management Admission Test, is a business school entrance exam that measures your reasoning, critical thinking, analytical, and problem-solving capabilities. Every year, over 200,000 students take the exam in hopes of increasing their chances of acceptance in... Read More
The 7 Best MCAT Prep Courses and Classes of 2023

Disclosure: We may receive compensation if you purchase a product through one of the links below. Our editors independently selected each product featured. The Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) is required by top medical schools as part of their admissions process. While the... Read More
6 in 10 College Students Lied on Their Applications

As the news about George Santos and the varsity blues admissions scandal continues to circulate, we wanted to find out how common it is to lie on your college application. Given the sheer volume of applications that most schools receive, the veracity of information is largely lef... Read More
Fearing an AI Takeover, 1 in 6 Gen Z’ers May Switch to Blue Collar Careers

Despite posting strong numbers this past month, ongoing tech layoffs, implications posed by the AI bot ChatGPT, and threats of a recession are causing many to rethink their professional goals. To find out how these factors are affecting Generation Z’s plans for their educati... Read More
Despite Believing in Free Speech, College Students Want Political Views Censored on Campus

Intelligent.com recently surveyed 1,000 current college students to gauge the political climate on campus ahead of the midterm elections. The results revealed an interesting discrepancy among students from both ends of the political spectrum. Despite both liberal and conservat... Read More
51% of Americans Think Public Colleges Should Stop Offering Degrees That Lead to Low-Paying Jobs

As colleges and universities across the country face lower enrollment rates and soaring costs due to inflation, many have taken steps to reduce their spending by cutting certain majors and areas of study. For example, last year, the University of Alaska cut programs including soc... Read More
College Planning Guide for Students With Learning Disabilities

Learning disabilities present unique challenges when you’re planning to attend college. The National Center for Learning Disabilities conducted a survey in 2016 of 800 parents, and 72% said it was hard finding information about college disability services. For these students, g... Read More
Half of Educators Requiring Handwritten Essays to Combat ChatGPT

The 2023-2024 school year has started, which marks the second academic year in which educators are figuring out how to contend with ChatGPT. To find out how educators believe ChatGPT affects students’ learning ability, and what they are doing to monitor or deter its use, in ... Read More
The 7 Best AP Prep Courses and Classes of 2023

Advanced placement (AP) courses are a great way for high school students to make sure they're fully prepared for college courses. Performing well in these courses and on corresponding exams can help you start college with credits already earned. As of 2020, more than 1.2 million ... Read More