If you’re getting ready for college, then you’re getting ready for standardized testing. So which test should you take: the SAT or the ACT? What's the difference between the two standardized tests, anyway? Find out here.

What is STEM? What is Common Core? Find out more about the two main types of educational standards applied in public schools here - how they're different, how they're similar, and what kind of learning is involved in both.

The free and reduced lunch program could be the answer to your prayers - so how do you apply for it? Find out more information here.

Plagiarism is a sticky subject. Most people have an idea of what it is, but how do you know for sure whether you're plagiarizing? Plagiarism has serious consequences, so you should make sure you know how to avoid it.

Common core standards are universal across the nation, meaning that students all over are expected to be responsible for the same material at any given grade level. But what is common core, exactly? Find out more info here.

Most institutions have some sort of entry exam requirement. Medical school has the MCATs, the military has the ASVAB, and most graduate schools require students to take the GRE, or Graduate Record Examinations. Learn more about the GRE here.

The GRE, or Graduate Record Examinations, is a test undergraduates take to get into graduate school. There are many questions surrounding the difficult exam, such as how is it scored? Find out here.

Junior colleges are now more commonly referred to as “community colleges.” Examine the benefits of and courses offered at these two-year institutions.