There are many qualifiers in which you can request an application fee waiver before applying to colleges and universities.  Learn more... 

• Location: Along with academics, location plays a huge role in determining the right school for you. Where do you want to study? Is year-round sunshine a must for your mental health? Maybe you prefer the comforts of home in Indiana. College is both an education and a journey, so consider what type of location you hope to experience!

• Majors offered: Some schools have limited major options, or have very limited programs. Make sure you understand what majors the school is well-known for, and speak to alumnae who graduated from that major.

• Cost: College can be quite expensive. Keep in mind tuition is only part of the cost. Room, board, textbooks, and fees can add dramatically to your bill. When looking at schools, make sure you have the total cost of attendance so you can make an accurate comparison.

• Campus size: Campus size can impact whether or not a school works for you. Going from a small high school to a large college can be an intimidating transition. But at the same time, smaller schools may not offer the same amount of extracurricular activities and social events. What works best is up to your individual comfort level. Learn More...

Many Colleges and Universities ask for letters of recommendations, and other personal information as part of  their admission process. It is crucial that you submit your best possible work to them in your application package. Learn More...

Colleges and Universities frequently updates their admission process. As soon as updates are available, you can find it here. Learn More...

Students that are DACA and/or Non-Citizen students can still pursue higher education. Learn More...