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Careers in the military offer a unique opportunity for advancing academically. Military members are able to take advantage of tuition assistance and similar to alleviate the financial burden of getting an education. Read on to learn four important ways starting a military career can reduce college costs. The Military Provides Tuition Assistance Members of the […]
College is full of new experiences like meeting new friends, learning new skills, and figuring out who and what you want to be as you grow older. Sometimes, academic life can be stressful. Over the past few years, researchers have identified that college students are struggling with anxiety, depression, and panic attacks more than ever […]
In a 2019 survey conducted by Glassdoor, 11 of the most in-demand, high-paying jobs are in technology. Did you graduate college but wonder how you are going to pay off student loans? Or are you a high school graduate that wants some direction before you go to college? This article can reveal 4 career paths […]
While your parents have no end of last minute advice and your relatives have probably been pawning off all sorts of things they’re totally sure you’ll definitely need, it’s time to get serious about what you should be bringing to college. Here are four things you’ll want to have ready the day you walk into […]
Studying abroad in your youth is an incredible experience, and it gives you the opportunity to help people while learning from them at the same time. Whether you’ll be building schools in Mexico, studying castles in Germany, or providing medical care in Africa, you might be so excited for your trip that you hastily pack […]
Having a baby kept you away from college. Now it’s time to return. Here are some tips to help new parents return to college. Do you think these will work?
Almost half or 45% of college students seek counseling sessions due to the stress. College years are a time when students experience an increase in stressful events including keeping up with their academic workload, being away from their family for the first time, working to support themselves, maintaining intimate and social relationships, and keeping themselves […]
It is the summer: a time when students are looking to get their feet wet by learning some relevant job skills that could, in some conceivable way, be meaningful to the kind of career they would eventually like to have. With a little college under their belts, these students may think that now is as […]
Saving money is of the utmost importance when you are working your way through college. The cost of school and everything associated with school can really put a hole in your finances, making living frugal a priority for college students. However, there are plenty of ways to save money if you only take the time […]
Many people think that they are done learning once school is over. There are ways to continue learning well past college or graduate school though. Try looking into one of the following in order to continue expanding your knowledge well past university. Conferences cliff notes • spark notes • calculators • pencils • notepaper Amazon […]