We’ve talked about the transition from high school to college before – but perhaps the biggest difference you will find as a new college student is the change in academic schedule structure. This new college structure requires a lot more self-discipline and initiative. In high school, many of your classes are arranged for you, where in college you arrange your own schedule and consult with your adviser. And, while you’ll spend fewer hours in class…
Community college is often a first step for students pursuing a bachelor’s degree. These students start their journey at a two-year college to explore…
A college visit can be an overwhelming experience. With so many schools to look at, not to mention the multitude of factors that go…
Whether you play sports at a large or small school, Division I to Division III, being a college student athlete is a unique experience.…
Both sustainability and environmental science are relatively new fields in the academic world. Emerging out of necessity, these disciplines train students to understand the…
We’ve all heard of the “starving artist” trope. With student debt following students for an average of 21 years, no one wants to be…
If you’re a student that loves college basketball, but aren’t necessarily the next Steph Curry, this list is for you. Watching March Madness, you…
It’s widely known that there is alcohol on college campuses, and that many students choose to engage in social behaviors that involve drinking. According…
Colleges shutting down has made the news recently. Large college conglomerates such as Argosy University, South University and the Art Institutes have announced they…
When new college students first arrive on campus for orientation, they are often told that one of the keys to success in college is…