Some students worry more about the academic aspects of college, while others worry more about finances. Others are worried more about what the school itself is like. Do you find yourself wondering, “What college should I go to?” based on the culture of the institution? What College Should I Go To Based On Its Culture? …
College Visit Pro Tip: Read A Student Newspaper
Have an upcoming college visit planned? There are a number of things you should do while you’re there! Sit in on a class, talk to students, meet with faculty, dine in the cafeteria, and spend a night in the dorm. There’s one more thing you should add to that list while you are at it. Pick …
The Perfect Holiday Gifts for College Students
‘Tis the gift-giving season! Looking for the perfect holiday gifts for college students in your life? We’ve combed through Amazon and found these great presents—whether practical, fun, or both! Books The Naked Roommate This #1 best seller by Harlan Cohen offers practical (and comedic) advice about a host of challenges students will face. From the …
How To Decide Between In-State Or Out-Of-State Colleges
For most students, the first thing that comes to mind when deciding between an in-state college and an out-of-state college is how far away from home the college is located. Some students feel more comfortable knowing they are closer to home, while others can’t wait to begin their adventure far away. But there’s more than …
5 Tips and Tricks to Narrow Your College List
Choosing which college to attend can be a big challenge. Should you stick close to home or should you choose a college far away? Should you choose a campus in the city or in a rural setting? Small or large? Liberal or research? What are the factors you should consider to make this important decision? If …
Should I Attend Community College First?
Most community colleges are two-year institutions. There are many reasons that attending community college for two years and then transferring to a 4-year university is a good idea. However, there may be a few circumstances in which choosing this path may not be beneficial for you. Understanding the benefits and downsides of attending community college …
Two Ways To Explore Majors At A College
From the facilities and food to the atmosphere on campus, there are several things you will want to look at during campus visits to potential colleges. But at the end of the day, what most matters most is whether or not the college offers you what you require to meet your academic goals. It’s important …
How to Search for a Grad School
Are you interested in attending grad school after you’ve earned your Bachelor’s degree? It’s important to weigh your options carefully before deciding on a school! Here’s how you can start that search for the perfect place to earn your Master’s. Start Early It’s important to start as early as possible when it comes to finding …
The Many Benefits of Community Colleges
Each year students graduating high school are forced to face the realities of their next steps. Finding an appropriate college for themselves (and their future career) is one of those steps. Community college is a great alternative to traditional universities for the student who is reluctant to go to college, or who simply doesn’t feel …
Common Freshman Year Regrets and How to Avoid Them
There are a lot of things to plan for when you’re heading into your freshman year of college. Yet everyone makes mistakes. There are common freshman year regrets though! Here’s how you can avoid them: Picking 8am Classes If They’re Not a Morning Person While you may be ready and anxious to attend your classes, …
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