Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) is an independent research university that values thinking “beyond the […]

St. Lawrence University is a private liberal arts college. The beautiful campus consists of 94 […]

Saint Michael’s College is a Roman Catholic university, founded in 1904 by the Society of […]

Elon University was founded in 1889 in Elon, North Carolina. The university’s gorgeous campus is […]

Gustavus Adolphus College was founded in 1862 in St. Peter, Minnesota. Located in the majestic […]

Bennington College is located in the gorgeous and rural town of Bennington, Vermont. The university […]

“Working Hands, Working Minds.” This is the motto at Sterling College, an incredibly unique and […]

Ohio Wesleyan University is a private liberal arts college of approximately 1,700 students located just […]

RIT is a private university of approximately 14,000 students located in the town of Henrietta […]

Case Western is a private research university of approximately 10,000 undergraduate and graduate students located […]

Marlboro College is a gem of a school-a private liberal arts college of 300 students […]

Founded in 1851, Santa Clara University is the oldest operating university in all of California. […]

Located in Kings Point, New York, the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy is a national institution […]

More than 150 years ago, anti-slavery settlers in Kansas Territory intent on ensuring that Kansas […]

As one of the most prestigious liberal arts colleges in the U.S., Bowdoin believes that […]

Originally established in 1893 as the Clemson Agricultural College of South Carolina, Clemson was an […]

Located in Washington, D.C., Catholic University of America is a private college and the only […]

Dream of being a part of a small-knit prestigious liberal arts university esteemed for not […]

You might be surprised to read that the first commencement speech delivered by Michelle Obama […]

Walking through Edinburgh’s winding cobblestone streets can feel a lot like stepping into the world […]

Spring is upon us! Flowers, warm weather, and culottes! Oh, who am I kidding? It’s […]

Tisch School of the Arts, NYU February is the month of love, and when I […]

As an essay editor who has worked on hundreds of college essays, I often come […]

When I think of New Orleans, I think of Mardi Gras- a time for festivities, […]

When I think of Texas, I think of people who aren’t afraid to get their […]

What comes to mind when I mention the name Oliver “Daddy” Warbucks? Most people will […]

Going to college is a wonderful but huge transition. You’re adjusting to a new way […]

I have been out of college for seven years now, but I still have nightmares […]

Ladies, I’m just going to say what we’re all thinking: we are awesome, aren’t we? We’re smart, thoughtful, passionate, and full of determination towards our lives and goals.

Like the U.S. Navy itself, it is not a school for the faint of heart. The USNA exists to prepare young people to become officers in the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps. In fact, all students serve at least five years after graduation.

I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: Chicago is my kind of town. From its beautiful architecture to its picturesque lakefront, this city is one of the prettiest that exists.

Close your eyes and imagine that every time you hear the song Sweet Home Alabama playing on the radio, you would actuallybe HOME in ALABAMA!

Established in 1833, Kalamazoo College is one of the oldest institutions in this history of our country. So you could say that they’ve had some time to get this whole higher education thing down pat. Located in the small town of (you guessed it) Kalamazoo, Michigan,

Indiana University. As a former Chicagoan, the Midwest is as near and dear to my heart as chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream (which, for the record, is pretty high on the near and dear chart). I love the people; I love the seasons; and more than anything, I love the laid-back, happy culture

When I think of the University of Tennessee, only one word really ever comes to mind – football. As someone who attended another SEC school, it’s hard for me to see much past an opposing school’s sports program.

University of Puget Sound. College means many different things to students. Sometimes, it represents a time and a place to explore your interests, a chance to experience new environments,

If the only thing I had to tell you about Lawrence University was that it resided in a city in Wisconsin called Appleton, it should be enough to convince you to print out an application right now.

So, maybe you aren’t a student who is looking for the typical college experience. Maybe football games and lecture halls just don’t excite you the way that they do some of your peers. But, I have two words for you that may just get your college excitement wheels spinning. Ready? Cowboy scholar.

Occidental College is sometimes overlooked in Los Angeles in favor of schools like UCLA and USC, but it’s really a hidden gem: a liberal arts school located right here in the city.

Truth: I always wanted to be an astronaut. Okay, okay, everyone on the planet wanted to be an astronaut at some point in their lives. But with the current spotlight on our country’s space program and the Mars rover mission, my old ambition

The University of Notre Dame is more than just a school. From its presence in the film Rudy, to its long-standing reputation in college football, if you’ve heard the words “Notre Dame,” chances are you didn’t think of the cathedral in Paris.

Ladies, listen up, because this month, we are going to talk about a college that is completely devoted to the empowerment of young women like you!

With just under 30,000 students claiming the Tar Heel title, it is hard to believe that the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill can be so focused on the number 1.

The holidays are in full swing around the College Right offices so, this month, we’d like to introduce you to a school that makes us feel all warm and fuzzy. Not only does it reside in a place that looks like it belongs in a holiday movie,

This month is all about being thankful, giving to others, and turkey. (Mostly about the turkey, though.) So, we are putting the spotlight on a college that encompasses all of the good things that Thanksgiving is about year round, not just on one day.

This month, it’s time to bring the College Spotlight home. By this I mean Pomona College in Claremont, California, just 35 miles east of downtown Los Angeles.

The University of Florida is my alma mater, but I’m going to try to be unbiased when telling you about it. So, here we go. It’s the best school that ever existed, and you definitely should go there over ANY OTHER SCHOOL.

St. John’s College is a place that’s either extraordinarily right for you or totally wrong […]

It’s summertime and my eyes are seeing red, white, and blue! But it’s not just my Firecracker Popsicle and American flag bathing suit in my eye line. I’ve also got my sight set on The George Washington University, and let me tell you why.

Ah, the Old West: cowboys and covered wagons. A place that inspired Americans from the East to pack up their belongings, say goodbye to their families, and ride off into the sunset in search of adventure

The Cooper Union provides a Harvard-level education with the personal style of, say, your quirky older cousin. Think leggings instead of ascots, and nose rings instead of (or in addition to) earrings. CU is a perfect fit

The crazy awesomeness of March Madness is upon us, and like all bracket participants, we love to bet on the underdog. Now maybe calling the University of Louisville an “underdog” seems a little dramatic.

For this month’s spotlight, we’re going to get specific. I’m talking which-shade-of-nail-polish-best-matches-the-imbalance-of-your-chakras-today specific.

Close your eyes. Now, imagine your life as a college student. Are you blinded by your school colors? Maybe by flashes of a game-winning touchdown? How about images of rushing a fraternity or sorority?

Imagine living right in the heart of one of the coolest metropolitan cities in America, having access to amazing museums, unique food, and and unbeatable shopping …

Admittedly, when you think of Florida, you think of old people, Jeb Bush, and Gloria Estefan. Oh! And Disney World! But guess what else you should associate with Florida? Flagler College. Yep, that’s right!

University of New Hampshire. Full disclosure: my sister, my parents, and several of my aunts and uncles went to the University of New Hampshire. And I grew up twenty minutes from the school.

Rhodes College will change your life. Seriously. I mean, that’s why it’s a part of […]

Three months ago, I visited San Francisco for the first time with my boyfriend, Matty. […]

When I was in high school, I had a crush on a boy named Will. […]

New York University By Meghann Murphy, College Right Essay Editor New York City is not […]

Ever thought being a student on a college campus that held an annual Civil War […]

Ever thought that attending a college in a southern town known as Music City might be the place for you? Vanderbilt is located in Nashville, TN, a city with a small town feel and thriving international music scene.

Do you love the idea of going to college in Washington D.C., but can’t stand the thought of big cities? It’s that old oil and water issue.