High school students looking for a sneak peek at college life can catch a glimpse at different summer camps offered by universities across the nation.
TCU offers many different summer programs for high...
Some incoming Horned Frogs are are looking forward to fall with a combination of excitement and trepidation.
Although they aren’t sure their expectations will be met, but they’re willing to take...
Landing that first job out of college can be as demanding and nerve-wracking as getting into college.
The Career Center at TCU encourages students to start working toward their first professional job...
This fall, the first phase of TCU’s new Greek housing is expected to debut as women move into the new sorority houses in Worth Hills.
TCU Panhellenic Council and Interfraternity Council Greek organizations...
Study habits are essential to a successful college career.
It’s vital for incoming first-year students to develop proper study habits, said Ashley Edwards, a TCU academic adviser.
Transitioning...
Even students who aren’t athletes can be attracted to a university because of its sports programs.
Harvard marketing professor Doug Chung calls this the “Flutie Effect,” noting that Boston College...
According to the National Center for Health Statistics about a third of U.S. adults age 20 and older are obese, but some people question the science behind the numbers.
Obesity is linked to the Body...
Although many students expect to gain weight in college, a TCU dietitian said students can maintain a healthy weight with a few adjustments to their normal routine.
One third of all college undergraduates...
When it comes to being admitted into a competitive college, grade point average is only of the factors under consideration.
High test scores, a rigorous transcript and extracurricular activities are all...
Numerous factors affect college choice, including academics, cost, student life, comfort and safety, but each student’s selection process is unique.
“When a student asks me what makes TCU special,...
Extracurricular activities are good for balance, but strong academics are key to getting into college.
“There’s actually no ultimate factor,” said Beatriz Gutierrez, assistant director of admission....
Going to class isn’t the only essential college activity, students say joining organizations are also a key to future success.
Being in a club or organization helps students gain valuable skills such...
