Living College Archives — Page 4 of 20 — College Planning Center and Guides
Renting a home or apartment has its share of pros and cons compared to owning. The foremost being more financially feasible, particularly for younger people with less of a credit history. The cons mainly come from being beholden to a landlord. While most landlords are reasonable people, they can be discouraged from renting to you […]
When students move away from home and into their first adult living space, they are generally so happy to have a new measure of freedom that design is the last thing on their minds. While this is understandable, it is not optimal. When you have a space of your own that is designed properly it […]
One of the best parts about being in college is belonging to a fraternity or sorority. In many cases, those who you meet in that fraternity or sorority will be friends both during your college years and for the rest of your life. What are some things that you should be aware of to stay […]
Nobody wants to work while on vacation, but if you do find yourself in that situation, think of it this way: it’s better to go on vacation and do a little bit of work in the mornings and evenings, than to not go on vacation at all. With that in mind, here is some helpful […]
Once you turn 21, you’re likely excited to host parties where you can serve alcohol. However, you should remember that plenty of drunk driving accidents happen every year, and a number of these accidents result in death. Due to these issues, make sure you help your friends to get home safely. Explain the Risks While […]
When you’re heading off to college you shouldn’t forget about fashion. Clothes are important for warmth and comfort as well as making you look and feel great — but you have to prioritize if you’re on a budget. So here are four college fashion hacks to make sure you’ve got the must-have items for this […]
Many people have fears about adjusting to college life. Will the campus they pick be safe? Will they feel supported in their goals? Will they get along well with their roommates? All of these are valid questions that students will have their freshman year. While visiting campus and talking to your school counselor are all […]
There’s been a lot of talk about this so called emotional intelligence recently. So what exactly is it and why is it important? Essentially, EI is how we perceive and understand what is going on around us emotionally and then choose how to feel, think, and act accordingly. It is the ability to recognize our […]
Once you realize that drug addiction is taxing on your mind and body, it’s time to begin thinking about what steps need to be implemented for the purpose of overcoming the substance abuse issue. If you’re ready to recover from drug addiction so you can lead the life of freedom and fulfillment you deserve, implement […]
Whether you’re heading off to Daytona Beach for spring break, or back home for Thanksgiving, you’ll want to take some basic precautions to maintain and protect your campus apartment while you’re away. Everything from cleaning your apartment before setting off – rather than having to deal with it when you get back – to asking […]