What is the ROTC? You may have heard of the acronym ROTC before but perhaps you are not familiar with what it stands for nor its purpose. The acronym ROTC is short for the Reserve Officer’s Training Corps. The objective of the ROTC program is to serve as a training ground for service in branches…
Top Tier Nursing Colleges The MatchCollege team has gathered a short list of 4- year universities and colleges from across the USA in nursing. The purpose of this list is to help you begin your college research journey in nursing. Below is a list of accredited schools offering top-tier nursing programs from around the United…
College Decision Making Decoded When was the last time you saw an article or magazine touting a top ten list of best colleges in the world? Lists of this magnitude are created with the primary purposes of selling magazines. Period. The best university in Texas or California may have no bearing on your college choice…
“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” ~Nelson Mandela Please find below a list of valuable resources to help you further navigate the college admission process. From details about your freshman year to job transitions to resources for students with special needs, we have compiled a…
College Transfer Basics “Education is not filling a pail but the lighting of a fire.” ~William Butler Yeats If transferring schools is in the offing for you, please read the following sections carefully to help with a smooth transition from one higher education institution to another. Popular Types of College Transfers There are three…
Transitioning to College “Education is the ability to listen to almost anything without losing your temper or your self-confidence.” ~Robert Frost So you have spent time on the internet searching colleges, winnowed down a workable list, visited your top schools, and come up with a short list of prospective colleges. Now it’s time to…
IEP and 504 Plan Essential Information For students applying to college with an IEP or 504 Plan, it is important to understand how to best navigate the admission process. We will help you discover the basics of an IEP and 504 Plan, expectations in college, and what do expect once you begin your college tenure….
College Guide for Homeschooled Students As the number of parents and guardians elect to homeschool their children, it is important to think about the implications on college admissions. Recent surveys indicate there are over 2.3 million home-educated children in the United States and is now a viable, legal option in all fifty states. In this…
Proper Preparation for the TOEFL In this article we will break down the steps to successfully prepare for the TOEFL English proficiency test, what the scores mean, and along with free resources to help you with the exam. Let’s get started! What is the TOEFL? The TOEFL is a required test for any prospective college…
College Guide for Students with Disabilities In the not-so-distant past, a prospective college student with a disability would have very limited opportunities to access the myriad higher education options to other students. Fortunately, there have been marked strides made with adaptive technology and legislative advances to support college students with a variety of disabilities. From…