Does this sound familiar? You're loving everything you're reading about a certain school: the location, the campus, the real-world learning opportunities, the student life ...and then, ugh, they don't offer wizardry as a major?!

"When I was five years old..." "My lifelong dream has always been..." "Once upon a time..." Can't get past the first sentence on your college application essay? Or, perhaps you're midway through when the pangs of writer's block are starting to creep in. Before all creativity and motivation have completely left the building, how about some inspiration? 

Whether you're set on a career in psychology or are just interested in exploring topics like personality and perception, this post will tell you why you should consider Siena—from the perspective of a recent graduate from one of our most popular programs.

Summer is just around the bend! Interested in adding a few things to your calendar that could potentially lead to a unique college essay or conversation starter with admissions counselors? Here are some ideas.

Before you start (or continue) reading about the cost of attending college, remember this: the sticker price you see published on college websites is typically higher than what you'll end up paying after financial aid is considered. That said, it never hurts to start saving and earning money for college no matter where you are in the process.

If you recently committed to Siena's Class of 2020, or you're a junior who's interested in learning more about the college process in its entirety, you may be wondering what comes next after you've made your deposit. First, you celebrate. Then...

Calling all high school juniors: got college applications on your mind? You'll want to print out this blog post. We rounded up 15 of our best tips for juniors into one master list—which includes links to even more information that you'll find useful in the months ahead.

We know that when it comes to paying for college, there's no such thing as too many scholarships. That's why we're back with part two of this post, and with ten more unique scholarships that might fit your qualifications perfectly.

For some high school seniors, the final decision of where they'll attend college is a no-brainer. They knew it all along, and they're ready to deposit. But some of you may still be taking a hard look at your list, going back and forth between two or three options. With May 1 just around the corner, how about some guidance?

Small or large? Private or public? Liberal arts or solely pre-professional? With so many different options to wade through, sifting through applications (or acceptance letters) is one process that definitely requires a mix of gut instinct and facts. Our new (free!) infographic can help.