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What happens in Key West no longer stays in Key West.
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Three students share their stories about getting into college.
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For many young men, college enrollment prolongs adolescence and increases risk for bad behavior.
View ArticleOnline College Survival Guide
Help for young people facing the stressful transition from home to college.
View ArticleA.D.H.D. Goes to College
Attention deficit problems pose unique challenges to students transitioning from high school to college.
View ArticleWhen Getting Drunk Is Cheap
The cheaper the drinks, the more likely college students are to leave a bar drunk, a new study shows.
View ArticleParty Colleges Do Little to Curb Drinking
Programs that simply describe the risks of alcohol consumption do little to curb binge drinking at colleges.
View ArticleStemming Drinking on College Game Days
A program at the University of Minnesota aims to curb binge drinking before home football games.
View ArticleSpam E-Mail Appeals to Young, Overweight
New research suggests that the spam ads related to weight loss appeal to a sizable minority of young adults who not only read them, but purchase the items they are selling.
View ArticleReturning to a Parent’s Health Plan
This fall the new health care law will allow young adults under the age of 26 to return to their parents health plan, but that doesn't mean 20-somethings will get coverage immediately.
View ArticleExtra Time for College Admissions Tests
Students with learning disabilities or attention deficit problems can ask for special accommodations when taking college admissions tests. However, guidance counselors and disabilities advocates say...
View ArticleThe Truth About College Weight Gain
New research suggests that the notion of early college weight gain, often dubbed the "Freshman 15," is a myth.
View ArticleGoing to College With Crohn’s Disease
On The Choice blog, Lily Altavena talks about going to college with a chronic illness.
View ArticleA Homecoming Queen of a Certain Age
While the crowning of homecoming royalty is a scene that plays out on hundreds of high school and college campuses every fall, in Oshkosh, Wis., the campaign of Heidi Hansen has surprised many students...
View ArticleReturning to a Parent’s Health Plan
This fall the new health care law will allow young adults under the age of 26 to return to their parents health plan, but that doesn't mean 20-somethings will get coverage immediately.
View ArticleExtra Time for College Admissions Tests
Students with learning disabilities or attention deficit problems can ask for special accommodations when taking college admissions tests. However, guidance counselors and disabilities advocates say...
View ArticleThe Truth About College Weight Gain
New research suggests that the notion of early college weight gain, often dubbed the "Freshman 15," is a myth.
View ArticleGoing to College With Crohn’s Disease
On The Choice blog, Lily Altavena talks about going to college with a chronic illness.
View ArticleA Homecoming Queen of a Certain Age
While the crowning of homecoming royalty is a scene that plays out on hundreds of high school and college campuses every fall, in Oshkosh, Wis., the campaign of Heidi Hansen has surprised many students...
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