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Today, we are witnessing the emergence of new educational models that challenge long-standing assumptions about college. Click to learn more about the new Degree in 3 Program and the Khan-Ted Institute.
For the fall of 2026, Wake Forest has added a Business minor for students in the College of Arts and Science. Click to learn more about this addition for liberal arts students.
The CLT is quickly becoming a new option in college admissions but where is it actually accepted, and should students consider taking it? We break down how the CLT compares to the SAT/ACT, which colleges and states recognize it, and what families should know as standardized testing continues to evolve.
The College Sage recently visited the Twin Cities and toured three popular colleges – St. Olaf College, Carleton College, and University of Minnesota. All three schools are known for their strong academics and include many liberal arts programs. Differences arise in size, campus setting, academic calendar, and more. Which is right for you? In summary:
- Choose St. Olaf if you value strong sense of community, are musically inclined, or want a faith-informed education
- Choose Carleton if you love discussion-based learning and thrive in a close-knit environment
- Choose University of Minnesota if you’re looking for a large, diverse campus with D-1 sports, access to research opportunities, and city life.
In this blog post we will be hearing from three current students at Washington and Lee University, Juliette Sohonage, Ellen Fields, and Marina Duff. Click to read more about their experience at the small liberal arts school in Lexington, Virginia.
In this blog post we hear from a current student and rising junior at Elon University, Lilian Chamberlain. Click to read more about her journey at Elon and how the school has become a home.
With college prices soaring, a growing number of universities are stepping up to make education affordable by offering income-based aid, not just for low-income families, but increasingly for middle, and upper-middle income households as well. This post highlights standout schools that provide free tuition, no-loan policies, or full cost of attendance coverage based on family income, helping more students access a debt-free undergraduate degree.
This blog post follows our college road trip through New York’s scenic Hudson Valley, where we explored the campuses of Vassar College, Marist University, and the Culinary Institute of America. From liberal arts to culinary arts, the post highlights what makes each school a compelling choice for college-bound students.
This blog post unpacks the shift back to standardized testing in college admissions, explaining why some colleges are reinstating test requirements for the 2025–2026 cycle and what applicants need to know.
This blog post explores exciting and enriching opportunities in Scandinavia, featuring universities in Denmark, Sweden, and Norway. Whether you're drawn to maritime law, climate science, engineering, or innovation, The College Sage highlights top English-taught programs abroad, perfect for students looking to combine academic rigor with cultural adventure.
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