College Journal — Page 147 of 211 — College Planning Center and Guides
There comes a time in everyone’s life when they want to advance their career. Maybe you feel stuck, aren’t sure where you want to go next or don’t feel appreciated where you are. No matter the reason, it’s a common occurrence that many people go through. Whatever you do, don’t panic. You have options and […]
Spending a semester studying abroad exposes you to the culture, languages and customs of another country. This immersive learning experience is unlike studying from a book, and you could make lifelong memories and friendships. Follow these four tips in order to prepare yourself for a successful, safe and healthy semester studying in a foreign country. […]
One of the first decisions you will have to make after joining college is whether you will commute or live on-campus. Regardless of the choice to which you are inclined, it is important you make an informed decision. If you choose to be a commuter, familiarize yourself with the experience. You can also find ways […]
There was a time not long ago when lectures were strictly personal affairs; if you didn’t attend the lecture in person, there was no way of ever seeing it again. That is no longer the case. With technology, not only do you not have to be present to view a lecture, but you don’t even […]
Throughout your entire educational career, you are going to be required to write several different research papers. As your education level increases, the papers will become lengthier, more comprehensive, and overall more time consuming. Students in today’s world are busier than ever in their social and academic lives. They often have trouble finding the time […]
Heading off to college equates to a long reading list in Language Arts, Humanities and Philosophy courses. You may find yourself immersing in Dickens, Kant and Hemingway all in the same week. If you’re not an avid book-lover those reading assignments—combined with juggling multiple chapters of authors at once—may bog down your brain. Take some […]
You are embarking on a great journey, but this is also a time of uncertainty and grand changes. While daydreaming about the wonderful college experiences that await you, use your time wisely this summer to make a moving game plan. Make sure that, when the time comes, you are not left scrambling and under additional […]
Taking a graduate program online is different than enrolling in an offline course in a number of ways. For starters, you don’t always get an advisor when you choose to pursue a master’s degree online. You also have more control over the way you take the course, allowing you to set your own pace and […]
Science isn’t for everyone. Though, I prefer to hold the view that there are no boring subjects, only boring teachers. So, if you’re looking for a few captivating ways to give your kids’ grey matter some boost whilst also presenting them with some interactive fun, as well as help them learn a little science, this […]
A good GPA is a requirement if you want to go to college. Some community colleges are now starting to require a minimum high school GPA for admission. If your career aspirations involve going to college or getting a technical or vocational education at a community college, you will need to have a certain minimum […]