Whether you’re in high school or college, when it comes to school you’ll have to study for your classes. To craft the perfect study session, it helps to have the proper materials to keep you focused and ready to learn. We’ve scoured Amazon for some of the most liked, best performing items that we think …
How to Choose Between Public or Private College
Choosing the right college or university can be a difficult decision. Academics, major fields of study, and campus size are just some of the many factors prospective students should consider when looking for a college that is a good fit for their personality as well as their academic and career goals. One of the factors …
What Is The Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program?
The Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program is one of eight programs that make up the Federal TRIO Programs. While the aim of all programs within the Federal TRIO Programs is to provide assistance and support to students from underrepresented sections of society, each program focuses on a different aspect. The Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate …
Myth: Most Students Graduate In Four Years
The majority of undergrad programs are designed in such as way that students are expected to complete the curriculum in a total of eight semesters. In an ideal world, all students would graduate in four years. The Four Year Myth Unfortunately, in the real world, most students do not graduate within four years. If you …
Important Questions to Ask at a College Fair
During your junior year, you should take the opportunity to attend at least one college fair organized by your school or by local academic organizations. At these college fairs you will get to meet with representatives from various colleges and universities around the country. This is a great opportunity for you to get to know more about …
Why Fall Is A Great Time To Visit Colleges
Fall is often hailed as the best time to visit college campuses. So what makes fall the optimal season? The overriding reason is because it gives you a chance to visit the campus when school is in session, instead of visiting a ghost town during the break. Visit While School is in Session Visiting a …
Ideal Dorm Room Supplies: Bedding & Towels
One of the most important items to bring to your college dorm is bedding. After all, you’ll call the room home for at least your freshman year (if not longer). Bedding is about much more than just comfort and sleep, it’s a way to express yourself and liven up your space. We’ve picked some of …
The Benefits of Amazon Prime Student Accounts for College
You most likely buy just about anything you need on the internet. Even if you’re only a part-time shopper, you probably head to Amazon at least once a month. As a student, you may not know there are benefits for having a Prime Student account. You’ll have to have an .edu email account to qualify, …
The History of Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSIs)
You’ve probably heard of HBCUs (or Historically Black Colleges and Universities), but a less commonly known federal definition for schools is a HSI or Hispanic Serving Institution. Here’s a history of HSIs and how they exist today. What is a HSI? An HSI, or Hispanic Serving Institution, is a college, university, or a similar system …
How NOT To Create a College List
There are quite a few ways to create your college list, including asking family members, teachers, and friends for advice, using websites like College Raptor, and visiting college fairs. However, there are also tactics you should be avoiding, including these three. Only Including What Your Family Suggests Your family will have suggestions for schools and …
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