College Journal — Page 3 of 89 — College Planning Center and Guides
To get yourself a job or shortlisted for an interview you need to create a professional resume. The resume holds the information about the candidate in complete details. We often face a lot of apprehensions regarding what to put in an ideal resume and what not. Understanding the subject of resume writing will help you […]
Even if college is a pivotal milestone in a person’s life, where you succumb to many challenges and where you have to deal with various obstacles, it can still be a fun journey. Okay, you need to be diligent and responsible, to study and finish all the task thoroughly, but there is no reason not […]
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 […]
If you’re a college student struggling with sciatica, distance courses can help you keep your education on track. Taken online, these courses allow you to participate from your home or dorm. This eliminates the need to travel to class on days where your pain makes walking feel impossible. If your college doesn’t offer all of […]
Every year, new college freshmen have hundreds of decisions to make. These decisions can range from very minor things, including “what should one actually wear on the first day of college?” to very important things, such as “what am I going to major in?” Among these important and often difficult decisions is whether or not […]
Being an artist doesn’t require a degree. You can draw any time by using any inexpensive art tools. You can draw anything that exists, like the old masters in history: DaVinci, Botticelli, and Michelangelo. So, why should you bother getting an art degree? Taking an art degree can help you improve and become a professional […]
If you plan to study abroad, you’ll want to watch out for the pitfalls that could make your time overseas unenjoyable and even dangerous. Living in another county in itself has enough challenges, and you’ll want to do everything possible to eliminate any extra hassle from your experience. Research the Destination Learning all the important […]
Are you the type of person who likes to spend time just to read? If that so, then what is it about? Is it novels, magazines, newspapers or story updates on Facebook? The reason why you should read daily is to keep your brain active. If you read every day, then you’ll experience the following […]
College is the most exciting place to study, especially if you’re a new student. But it can be stressful as well. Especially in your first-semester. Whether you’re going to study in Stanford university, or an Ivy League university, the first semester is the most stressful of all. Yes, it is stressful to study for the […]
College is a time period that’s associated with many big changes. That’s why dealing with setbacks in college can be particularly anxiety-inducing. If you’re a college student who has experienced a major physical injury, however, it’s definitely not the end of the world. You can pick up the pieces and get back on the track […]