When I started college I was overwhelmed by the amount of opportunity: new clubs, new activities, new organizations. If you’re like me, you had a
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As often as your parents relentlessly remind you that “you’re at college to get an education and not to party,” you will inevitably learn a
Although you had a fun time last night out on the town, do you really need to post on your Facebook just how hammered drunk
While partying it up all weekend seemed to be a good choice at the time, I’m sure you’ll regret it when the final hours of
It’s just another week in college and, as usual, you saved all your homework until Sunday night (don’t worry, you’re certainly not the only one).
Solidifying a career path is one of the most difficult and painstaking processes I, as well as many others, have endured throughout college. As a
Showing some College Cures love to an ambitious and driven young woman from my hometown in Connecticut. Meet Krystelle Lorraine, a contestant in the Top 50 for Charlie Sheens new “Tiger Blood Intern.”
We’ve heard it before. The familiar phrases: struggling artist, struggling new business owner, unnoticed blogger, battling against the odds. Someone mentions following an unfamiliar path
Think you’re in bad shape if you’re unemployed? While you may be at a financial disadvantage in comparison to your peers who lucked out with a job, you just might have an edge on them mentally!
No idea how to get an internship? There are four priceless tools at every college students disposal that you need to use before giving up. Don’t waste your summer working at some dead-end job; get your hands on your dream internship so you will get the experience and addition to your resume you have always wanted!
Have email and virtual communication become the norm? Are phone calls becoming obsolete in our society? Find out why picking up the phone may benefit you in the long-run not only in your personal, but professional life as well. Make some calls this week!
Do you find yourself being disrespected by your professors, peers and even strangers? Take a look at these 10 tips that will give you the edge and help you to gain respect not only with teachers and in the classroom, but on-campus and with friends, too. Being respected is important so find out how to gain respect and be taken seriously in college.
Between homework, work, internships, friends, and life in general, we college students have a lot on our plates. With all the things to do, how do we strike a healthy balance between work time and play time? How do we keep our sanity? Find out how to manage your time and stress-levels with these tips!
Now that graduation is looming in the near future for many of you, you should probably start thinking about what it is you would like to do with yourself after graduation. If you don’t have a job yet, you’re not alone: follow these tips on what to do after graduation and how to find the job that’s right for you.