Living College Archives — Page 52 of 60 — College Planning Center and Guides
Being a college student does sound like fun and games, but there will be a point where you will see the difficulty of living the college life. If you are a fan of cleanliness, that point will come much sooner than you imagine. You will notice that college students have a lower level of hygiene […]
College life is nothing like high school. When you enroll in a college or university, it is your choice to go to class, and you are paying for every credit you earn, which can help motivate you to get out of bed and avoid an absence that could cost you a grade. While many enjoy […]
I dedicated some of my time (while in college) on several jobs that helped me raise money to cater for some of my college costs. To cut the long story short, I worked on internships, and part-time jobs. In fact, my friends always joked about my lack of time to sleep and time to work […]
You have a lot of information to remember as an incoming college freshmen, from where your classes are, to the requirements for your major. But some of the most important information you can commit to memory has to do with your basic safety and wellbeing. Whether you’re attending school on a wet or dry campus, […]
College life: little to no cash, a constant frugal life where you would want to save up money as often as you can. The nightmare starts whenever something breaks in the house: household appliances, the TV, and even the refrigerator. While you can live without TV, the later one is indispensable and often cost big […]
According to the Huffington Post, finances are one of the top ten reasons for divorce in the United States. Often couples rarely discuss finances before they get married, and struggle to combine them or share a life together with separate incomes. If you’re contemplating marriage, or even if you’re already married and face financial issues, […]
Being a college student has its perks but it is never easy. College life can occasionally be quite stressful and there are many things to look out for. Now everyone knows that drinking alcohol and coffee too much is bad for students and how not sleeping enough can be devastating for their health however, not […]
When I talk to my friends about their college experience, the majority of them often say “It was all just for some dumb piece of paper.” It amazed me that theseindividuals held such low enthusiasm for all their hard work, so I began to pry and the general consensus was: A. They were stuck with […]
Among the many perks of renting flats like freedom and flexibility, there’s that obvious disadvantage – rental apartments often don’t feel homely. Fortunately, there are many things you can do to transform the anonymous character of your rental apartment into a comfortable and functional space that feels like home. Here are six decoration tips to […]
Running a college football program is costly. As you work toward your sport management degree, you’ll learn about those costs, and about what goes into making each program profitable. In our latest infographic, see some real life examples of the costs (and profits) associated with college football: Adelphi Sport Management Degree