The College Grind

Writing down the unwritten rules of higher education.

How college classes really work. They're nothing like high school

How college classes really work. They're nothing like high school

Discover how college classes differ from high school and unwritten rules that shape how students succeed.
How do college credits, semesters, and graduation requirements actually work?

How do college credits, semesters, and graduation requirements actually work?

A student‑friendly guide to how college credits and requirements fit together so you can stay on track for your degree.
How much does college really cost? Understanding the true price behind the sticker

How much does college really cost? Understanding the true price behind the sticker

Learn how sticker prices mislead, what net price really means, and practical steps to estimate true college costs.
Should you pursue multiple majors? Understanding double majors, dual degrees, and interdisciplinary paths

Should you pursue multiple majors? Understanding double majors, dual degrees, and interdisciplinary paths

Compare double majors, dual degrees, and interdisciplinary paths, with planning tips, course strategies, and career implications.
Where should you go to college? How to choose a “good” university

Where should you go to college? How to choose a “good” university

The right college for you is the one where you'll be engaged, supported, and able to graduate.
What is a college minor and should you have one?

What is a college minor and should you have one?

A student-first guide to understanding minors, making intentional choices, and finding your own answer
What should you study in college? How to choose a major

What should you study in college? How to choose a major

Learn how to choose a college major you won’t regret based on your strengths, interests, and career goals.
Should I go to college? A question-first guide for prospective students

Should I go to college? A question-first guide for prospective students

A question-first guide to help you decide if college is right for you based on readiness, finances, and personal fit, not pressure or hype.