David Querusio

Some students think it’s a bad idea to apply undecided to NYU. With five different “undecided” options at NYU, is it really as bad as everyone thinks?

We share some advice on how to answer that tricky but oh-so-important “Why NYU?” question on your application.

Moving to NYC can be overwhelming, but it doesn't need to be. Once you find your go-to spots and conquer the subway, you'll be a true New Yorker in no time!

As college application season looms around the corner, here are some tips to stay productive—on your own terms.

Your college fund doesn't need to stop with your school's financial aid package. External scholarships are a great way to make your college education more affordable.

Just because you’ve been accepted to college doesn’t mean you can give up on the rest of senior year. Here’s some motivation to finish strong.

Truth be told, most colleges don’t necessarily have a preference for either test, but here's some things to keep in mind when choosing.

Finished your first draft of your college essay? Here’s the next part—proofreading and editing. These tips will guide you through the treacherous proofreading process to make your writing as sharp as possible.

Have a deep-rooted belief that the book is always better than the movie but not sure what to study? Learn the differences between two majors that might be of interest.

Want to major in the humanities but worried about jobs after college? You’re in luck: more employers in tech and science are looking for soft skills in the workplace.