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Augustana is a small (2,500 Vikings!) school with big benefits.

It's actually quite normal for energy levels and moods to take a hit in the winter.

You celebrated with a happy dance, an acceptance post, and your favorite dinner. But, now that the confetti has settled, you’re probably asking yourself, what do I do now?

Thinking about the future may be overwhelming, so here are some ways that I survived my senior year of high school. 

Tips on crafting your college application from someone who reviews every accepted Augustana applicant. 

Are you curious about what an engineering major involves, what to consider in choosing a college for engineering and entry-level salaries? Read on.

You're about to start your junior year in high school. What should you be doing for your college search? 

Hi! I'm Adam. I'm a junior majoring in biology and spanish with an environmental studies minor. I run track and cross country and last year I was a Community Advisor (CA) in Erickson Hall. Here's what a regular day looks like for me... 

No matter how big or small you think your school is, you’re going to get lost at some point. It’ll probably happen right when you move in and are still learning the campus, but it could also be during your junior year looking for a classroom you’ve never been to. Don’t panic if this happens!

A lot of misinformation can swirl around and rumors die hard. How important are extracurriculars, really? And how important are my test scores if I have above a 3.5 GPA? As someone who’s been through the same process you’re getting ready to start, I’ve compiled a list of myths about college applications.

Through a unique partnership with the Trinity College of Nursing & Health Sciences, Augustana students with the passion of becoming a nurse receive phenomenal, efficient preparation in just six years. 

Here are some of the best places to study on Augustana’s campus. 

Business majors will always be in demand because there are so many career opportunities. Learn about all that Augustana offers students interested in business and related fields.

Here is a list of five of the most common mistakes that I have seen when my high school friends and I applied to colleges.