College Journal — Page 104 of 211 — College Planning Center and Guides
So, you are thinking about studying abroad? Well, you should be. I know you have your reasons, but please allow me to let you know a few of mine. Living in an unchartered territory far from friends and family might not sound an exciting proposition. But this single episode of your life provides you the […]
Health insurance is a tricky subject, no matter your age. However, it can be particularly stressful for young people. Until the age of 26, most young adults qualify as dependents on their parent’s health insurance plans. However, on the day of their 26th birthday, they’re automatically dropped and left to find insurance for themselves—something many […]
Students who have experienced dormitory life may be wary of returning to campus in the fall and sharing tight spaces with dozens or even hundreds of other students. Colleges know this, and they’re taking precautions and coming up with protocols to ensure students can return to campus and still observe safe social distancing. Students who […]
Today, Americans’ collective student loan debt amounts to more than $1.6 trillion – a number that’s spiked 106%. As a college graduate, it can feel stressful to even think about what you owe to lenders. That said, you can manage. You won’t become debt-free overnight, but it’s possible to build a plan that tackles your […]
In recent years, it’s been popular to bash higher education because of the cost. However, there is strong evidence that getting a bachelor’s degree can pay off over the long run. The average man with a four-year degree earns $900,000 more over his working life when compared to those with only a high school diploma. […]
With the pandemic, remote classes and unemployment currently rampant, it can be hard to feel financially secure. This is especially true if you are a college student who has to focus on saving for tuition and expenses. As a college student on a fixed income, a single emergency could wreak havoc on your finances if […]
You’ve got a lot on your plate. Like picking the perfect courses for your major and putting together a schedule that won’t overwhelm you. Then actually passing your classes so you can graduate on time. Your credit score is the last thing on your mind when you’re just trying to enjoy the best years of […]
One of the biggest changes about going to college is living on your own for the first time. This is quite a shift for many, and there are usually three options as far as the living situation is concerned: commute from home, live on-campus, or live off-campus. For many, commuting from home might not be […]
Upgrading the things in your van is an activity that shouldn’t be taken lightly. After all, space is at a premium and you will need to be sure that the new item you’re bringing in will be worth the space it will take up. Luckily, the three items listed below will give you a lot […]
Over half of young adults that went to college in 2018 took on debt. If you are one of the many people that have student debt, it can be very stressful to be under the weight of paying off thousands of dollars in debt from going to school. We are here to help you see […]