It’s time once again for your spoonful of glowing post-grad wisdom! While this isn’t meant to sound condescending or “Oh, I’ve been there, done that,”
The time has come and the papers are near but in the air there is that fear which always gnaws at the bottom of your
We’ve all heard it before: the chances of receiving financial aid are slim if your family makes too much money or if your GPA is
Wouldn’t it be amazing to get a college education for free? Luckily, with the help of technology, the path toward a truly democratic education model
If you enjoy being a disorganized and chaotic person, you’re better off not reading this post. For those of you who are under siege by
Recently we were contacted by Microsoft to review our Microsoft Windows 7 Experience for the next year, as a part of their Windows Champions program. We’ll be sharing the neat tricks and time-saving essentials we learn along the way while sharing new information from Microsoft and the Windows Team Blog.
Facebook is an integral part of a student’s college experience. It’s managed to change how we communicate, network, share information, date, and study. It now
Living in the age of the Internet is pretty awesome for our generation. Not only do we have all sorts of information at our fingertips,
OK, I’ll admit it – I’m one of those geeks who took the time to watch Mark Zuckerberg’s F8 2011 keynote about the changes rolling out
October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month and universities all across the nation are hosting events to show support. I recently attended an on-campus event
Athletic programs rake in big bucks for colleges and make the lives of student athletes easier, right? Think again. According to this graphic by the
Whether you’ve just entered college or recently graduated, the thought of what to pursue after school is something that’s definitely crossed our minds at point
When I’m not slaving working away on school work, then I’m off either working on artwork or playing my beloved video games. I’ve been playing
After carrying your million-pound backpack to the library for the umpteenth time, I’m sure you’re ready to find an alternate way to study that doesn’t give you a backache and a half.