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Many students want to attend college in some of the busiest, bustling cities in the US—and there are plenty of them all across the country. These five cities in the Northeast...

But, soft! What light through yonder dorm room breaks? Could it be your true love? It might be if you attend one of the schools below. We asked our users which schools were the...

Massachusetts is globally recognized as a premier destination for higher education, boasting a high density of world-class institutions that cater to every academic...

Boston is a popular college destination for many students due to its renown for arts, entertainment, and—of course—sports! Students can study in the shadow of the Green Monster...

According to the American Institute for Economic Research, these are the best towns for college students. Ratings are based on social or cultural factors including cost of...

Always a hotbed of international activity, the Persian Gulf is bustling with satellite campuses from colleges and universities all over the world.

Are you thinking about attending college in the Nation's Capital? You can check out all the four-year colleges and universities in Washington, DC, right here.

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We think we're pretty smart, but we still do plenty of research to stay on top of our game. These are some of our favorite websites and books. And we're always looking...

These women can hit as hard and shoot as well as the men--all on ice! Check out the schools with great programs in women's ice hockey.

The percentage listed represents the amount of need that was met for students who were awarded need-based aid. We like the sound of "one hundred percent." It just has a nice...

It’s no secret that athletic teams and the fans that support them are a huge part of campus culture at most colleges and universities in the country. The electric atmosphere!...

Where do you learn how to run a company...or a country? At school, just like everything else. Students at these colleges study the art and science of leadership.

Standardized tests aren't for every student, and, increasingly, they aren't for every college either. These schools do not require standardized test scores (like the SAT and...

Small schools, big fields, bigger opportunities.

Is this the Student Union or the Olympic Village? Attending one of these colleges will give you chance to meet students from all over the world! Maybe learn how to say "hello"...