While the summer months mostly stir up images of lounging around a pool or taking a vacation to the beach, you shouldn’t let your mind
Category: School
As the most important part of attending college, this category offers you advice on choosing classes, how to arrange your class schedule, purchasing books and planning your course of study. But of course there is more to school than just planning: we also give you study tips, advice on time management, we show you how to form a relationship with your professor and peers, and how to succeed when you are feeling overworked or stressed out. We also cover tips on internships, jobs, and what happens after college; you know, graduation? Whether you need to find out the best place to buy your textbooks or how to deal with a lousy professor, we’ve got the tips and advice for you.
When you’re packing and preparing to start your freshman year, there are a thousand thoughts running through your head. Believe me, I’ve been there and
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
Some of the best times during my college career occurred while working for my college paper. We had a daily broadsheet packed full of all
For those of you who have recently graduated college and are now staring down a heck of a lot of debt, you’re not alone. Student
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
There is no bigger transition in life than the transition into adult life. And the epitome of this transition is graduating from college and starting
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,
As if we didn’t have enough to worry about, a depressing statistic hit the news wires this week, claiming that 1 in every 2 recent
It’s never too late to pick up a new hobby! College is the perfect time to pick up a new activity or sport. Since you