Planning for College Archives — Page 20 of 40 — College Planning Center and Guides
Finding success at college goes hand in hand with overcoming challenges. This is all the more true for students with learning disabilities. All sorts of hurdles may arise from engaging with faculty and classmates, taking on difficult coursework, and struggling to learn through traditional teaching methods. Navigating through such hardships can create anxiety, but it’s […]
As the world is progressing, more and more people are moving towards adapting and incorporating technological advancements for their convenience and ease in the daily lives. While technology is paving the way for faster and better learning, we should do all we can to make it a part of our learning processes. In times like […]
Online learning can be a challenge. Making sure that testing is secure is one of the many things that can make online learning difficult since there are many ways to cheat. Fortunately, several things can be done to make online education more secure. Restrict the Testing Window Many on-campus exams have a short amount of […]
One of the most important scenes of the Torah and Old Testament is when Moses ascends Mount Sinai and receives the stone tablets that bear the Ten Commandments. These divine laws dictate how God’s people should live and worship. These laws are fundamental to Jewish and Christian theology alike. In America, we have another revered […]
If you read the title and assume this whole article is going to be a lecture about not getting into an accident, you’re wrong. We know you’ve heard that lecture plenty of times from your parents, and while we will touch on the threat of accidents, it’s not going to be our main focus today. […]
Rideshare apps like Uber and Lyft are a great way to get to where you want to go when you don’t have access to a car. You can pull up the app and find a driver willing to pick you up and drop you off anywhere. College students often use these apps because their schools […]
Congratulations on this exciting first step on the path to achieving your college degree. You are likely excited to get to university and start gaining the skills you’ll need to succeed during the next phase of your life, but you are probably a little anxious as well, especially if this is your first time away […]
Military veterans and service members have many options for higher education of which they may not be aware. An associate’s degree, bachelor’s degree, or technical training certification may be within closer reach than you imagined. Read on to make sure you are making the most of benefits available to you for higher education and technical […]
Just because we’re in August doesn’t mean that it’s too late to enjoy the final days of summer. Even if school is back in session when you’re reading this, that doesn’t mean it’s too late. There is still plenty of time after classes or during the weekends to have some fun in the sun. To […]
Preparing for the new school year is a stressful time. Whether you’re continuing your public-school education or going off to college, staying on top of your schedule and belongings is a must to thrive. Sometimes, it can take too much time and money to have everything prepared. So, how do you prevent yourself from scrambling […]