The end of the semester can be a stressful time; fortunately, our friends at University College have some study tips and habits to help you ace your finals!
Finals 101: 5 useful tips to ace your finals
Unit: Admissions
5 tips to do your best on the ALEKS Math Placement Assessment
Illinois State University uses the ALEKS Math Placement Assessment to determine the most appropriate courses for each student as they move forward with college coursework that students are required to take before Preview.
How to find a roommate
So you’ve just chosen a college, decided on a major, and now you have to make another big decision: choosing a roommate!
Getting involved helps Redbird find her place on campus
When current student Lauren Chapman was preparing to come to Illinois State, she was nervous about finding her place on campus. Three years later, Lauren is heavily involved with different registered student organizations, and she has a ton of valuable advice to share on getting involved.
New home page look aims to assist admissions process
Years in the making, the new look for Illinois State University’s home page is designed to meet the needs of prospective students and their families.
Recruiting Redbirds: Alums needed in search for students
Recruiting the next incoming class is a never-ending job for the staff in Admissions.
Transfer students answer common questions
Check out what current transfers of Illinois State have to say when asked some frequently asked questions!
5 transfer students share their Illinois State story
Wondering what life will be like as a transfer student at Illinois State University? Check out what our #TransfersofISU have to say.
Alumni Association, legacy, and affinity group scholarships available
Several scholarships are available through the Alumni Association and its affinity groups. The deadline for applications is December 1.
Incoming freshman shows resilience after two tragedies
On October 14, 2015 while crossing the street in her hometown of Mount Vernon, Illinois, Tristen Sharp was hit by a car. She was immediately taken to Cardinal Glennon Hospital in St. Louis where she remained sedated for the better part of two weeks, breathing only through a ventilator. Eventually Sharp became strong enough to
