The question posed in this headline is one of the hardest ones you will face throughout your college years. The harsh reality is that sometimes
Category: Life in College
Dorm life is all about your life in the dorms at college. We’re here to tell you what it’s like living in a dorm, the differences between living on and off-campus, and what to bring with you when moving in. We’ll give you tips and advice on dealing with roommates, how to get the most out of your dorm space, how to deal with problems in the dorm, tips on communicating with your RA, neighbors, how to choose your roommates and how to decide if a dorm or apartment is right for you. Anything that you would want to know about dorm life in college, we’ve got the information for you!
A recent experience got me thinking about job and internship interviews and all of the advice we’re given along the way as we embark into
I don’t know about any of you, but I was a HUGE fan of ABC Family’s hit show “Greek” when it was still on the
Social media is increasily becoming a more vital part of our everyday lives – even in the job search. I didn’t realize just how important
Let’s face it: Being a college freshman is straight-up scary. Not only are you away from your parents for the first time, but you’re likely
For four (or more) years, your primary goal was working toward earning your diploma. Now that you have it, your next goal suddenly isn’t so
At the mention of the word, “fraternity,” people typically visualize wild parties, substance abuse, and other forms of debauchery. Many think of a fraternity as
When I first started preparing to move into my “big girl” apartment after graduation, I thought I understood everything that I needed to do. Turns
Most of you are in the midst of wrapping up your semesters, either by cramming for those dreaded final exams or writing ridiculously long research
It is a fact that when the economy goes south, enrollment rates at graduate school go up as many feel the exposure to MA and
Most of you will be packing up and heading back home to spend quality time with Mom and Dad for the next few months now
The time of transition from high school to college can be a bit overwhelming for students and their families. Increasing costs of education, including the
High school is over. You hung around the house all summer, throwing back more graduation parties than anyone person could possibly stomach, and you couldn’t
Last week, I wrote about the scary statistics of underemployment and unemployment for recent graduates. This week, I’m telling you to disregard that data. Yes,