College Journal — Page 3 of 120 — College Planning Center and Guides
Going to college is a rite of passage into adulthood for many young people. The years you spend in college will be some of the best and most exciting times of your life. However, the presence of thousands of young people can sometimes lead to danger. It’s important to know how to keep yourself safe […]
Schools place student safety as their top priority, but accidents, illnesses, and injuries can happen at any school at any time. From a bee sting on a child with an allergy to a mishap on the playground or a fight in the hallway, medical emergencies require a planned and rapid response. All educators and staff […]
As a busy and hard-working college student, you’re likely feeling a lot of pressure. It’s challenging going to class, making time for friends, and keeping a job. At times, you might barely get to class on time, let alone finish tying your shoelaces. You’re probably doing everything you can to excel in your studies. After […]
What field you choose to major in college may indicate, oftentimes with astonishing precision, what hobbies and activities you’d probably have fun doing. Knowing what activities would best complement your field of study can help reinforce what you learn in the classroom without the stress and pressure that often comes with studying. For computer science […]
It’s said that education is the key to life. And for sure, education can lead to tremendous economic and social opportunities. You also become better at communicating, thinking, and even the way you conduct yourself. Who wouldn’t want to have all that? So, how can you amplify your education and get ahead of your peers? […]
There is no doubt that student loan debt can be tough to deal with for many people. However, if you do not make a plan to deal with it in the best way possible, you could find yourself becoming financially burdened for years to come – and potentially throughout your entire life. To go some […]
With the arrival of fall comes the anxious college application season. Seniors in high school are busy getting in those college applications to meet each school’s deadline. This stress can be overwhelming for students looking to get into their top-choice schools. Here are five ways that your kids can stand out on their college applications. […]
Instead of facts and raw data, wouldn’t it be better to ask students and hear their side of the story? After all, they are the reason why universities exist in the first place. Only by hearing what students have to say can universities improve and advance education. If students want to fight for better education, […]
Heading to college for the first time is an incredibly exciting yet daunting experience. And knowing what to bring along with you can leave many students feeling utterly overwhelmed. Your studies materials, cooking supplies and personal items are obvious, but what else should you prioritize? Here we’ll explore the essentials that will get you through […]
While you’re in college, every dollar counts. As if tuition weren’t expensive enough on its own, you also have to find a way to pay for housing. The good news is that if you look hard enough, you can find plenty of affordable off-campus housing options that will allow you to save some money for […]