For nearly every single step of a high school student's road to college, there are countless resources that can really help you (or your parents) make things easier and clearer. Twitter accounts to follow. Guides to download. People to answer your questions. Here are our top picks to bookmark stat.

Decision Day is rapidly approaching! Is Siena College where you belong for the next four years? Take our quick five-question quiz to find out.

Got a meeting with your school counselor to plan out junior year? We asked Katie Szalda, Siena's Director of Admissions, to share her best advice for high school sophomores who are in the process of choosing classes and weighing their extracurricular options for the year ahead. Take note...

What kind of college would you enjoy, based on your personality, interests, and goals? Take our quick quiz to find out, so you can start planning visits and constructing your list. 

We asked some of our students to tell us what they would do differently if they were applying for colleges today. So take a look at these, and remember to stay calm! 

Some say the most ideal seasons to visit colleges are the fall, winter or spring when campuses are abuzz with activity. And while it's certainly true that those times are best for seeing a college in full action, it doesn't mean a summer visit can't be useful.

It's our job as admissions counselors to understand the thought process high school students go through during the whole college list creating process. So we get it; it's tough, exciting, tiring, exhilarating, and all the feels. Here are seven things we hear often that may sound familiar to you...

Asking a question your tour guide doesn't expect can net you a really interesting, authentic response. So we thought about what some surprising questions might be, and here's what we came up with.

You have a lot of amazing podcasts to choose from out there. From “Serial” to “We Hate Movies,” podcasting is definitely having a moment. So we dug through and pulled out the ones we wished we’d been listening to when we were thinking about college. 

This time of year, we know it's easy to feel like the belle of the ball. So many college acceptance letters, so little time! Still can't decide where to enroll by May 1? Ask yourself these five questions to help you narrow your list down to one school.