Planning for College Archives — Page 6 of 16 — College Planning Center and Guides
Needless to say, the answer to this question is “yes”, but it’s very difficult to define what “active” would mean in this case. Namely, some parents are too eager to impose their opinion on their kids and they justify that approach by repeating that they only want the best for their kids. While that is […]
No matter what kind of work you eventually get into, how well you put together your resume and how professional you are during interviews will make a ton of difference in your career path. People have different personalities. People have different job skills. People are more or less charismatic. People can be introverted or extroverted. […]
Oftentimes, children talk about how they can’t wait to be grown-ups. At the core, they want the benefits of adulthood. However, there are so many adults who wish they could go back to childhood. One of the main reasons is because adulthood is hard work. If you’ve prepared as a student, it won’t be as […]
Dorms aren’t exactly ideal for quiet and privacy. Most of us choose to study and get our work done in the silence of a library or in a coffee shop with earbuds in. But there’s no reason you can’t create a space in your own dorm room to get some good studying in. If you […]
Feeling a little behind on your studies, or wanting to get ahead of the crowd? Tutoring is a fantastic way to improve your learning and motivation and can even help you to develop more effective study habits. A tutor could be another student, a specialist in your subject matter, or even one of your current […]
So you’ve finally made it to the end of high school. The long-awaited next step to college has finally arrived after four long years of working hard. While part of you is thrilled to be entering the next chapter of your life, there’s probably another part of you which is a bit nervous. Feelings of […]
High school can be a thrilling and unforgettable time period for young people. They have big dreams. They have feelings of uncertainty as well. Intelligent teenagers make a point to think about their plans. They carefully consider all the things they can do in order to accomplish all of their big goals. Smart Teens Research […]
Anxiety and depression are no longer buzzwords and are no longer associated with eccentricity. They are bonafide health issues which require medical diagnosis and a proper treatment. A recent study has revealed that 1 in 5 college students currently suffer from anxiety or depression. There are many underlying factors to this, which include increasing debt, […]
Starting university life is an exciting and apprehensive experience for any student like you. But don’t to worry. Almost everybody can’t forget the part of university life because it is the best experience in their lives. If you are going to start your university life in abroad it might be more exciting, but it may […]
Most college students need vehicles for getting to classes or work. Those going to school out of town may also need transportation for heading home on the weekends. Here are four ways to keep costs low while staying on the road. Pick a Used Vehicle Rather than opting for that expensive new car that is […]