College Journal — Page 5 of 96 — College Planning Center and Guides
With so much advice being given to college students about how to raise the funding they need for their education, the fact that this money has to be repaid often gets overlooked. It’s never too early to start thinking about what will happen after you get your hard-earned degree. Of course, you will be busy […]
Whether you’re a student trying to improve your grades, or a parent who just wants their child to do better in school, facilitating self-improvement should be a top priority. After all, the ability to improve at anything is already lying dormant in every person who is willing to apply themselves and put forth a consistent […]
Going away for college takes a lot of guts. You are leaving behind everything you know, and going to an unfamiliar place where you probably don’t know a single person! It’s not an easy thing to do; at first, you are going to miss your friends and family. But with the right attitude, you […]
Computer science degrees are very popular and with good reason. The more people rely on technology, the more professionals will be needed to create, manage, and troubleshoot both hardware and software. Maybe you want a better idea of the specific career fields you could potentially enter with a degree in computer science. Fortunately, there are […]
For anyone who wants to move forward in life and advance their career and earning prospects it is very important to realise that you are never too old or too smart to study more or to learn new things. Because the world is moving forward at such a rapid pace it is worth noting that […]
Adults going back to school may wonder how they’re going to pay back any student loans they may need to complete their degree. For this reason, these adult students may look at career paths that will allow them to not only pay back their student debt, but to also purchase a home, travel, and start […]
The first thing you need to understand what a Ph.D. is. Now, a lot of people are confused about whether there’s a difference between a Ph.D. and a doctorate and, for the most part, it’s the same thing. You see, a doctorate is an umbrella term, enveloping (amongst other things) a doctorate, as well. So, […]
Finding a job in the healthcare field is an excellent way to make a great wage while helping others. If you are excited about the prospect of helping others and earning a good living but don’t want to spend the time and money to become a doctor, there are still plenty of options out there […]
So you’ve completed your college search, submitted your applications, and you’ve been accepted. Congratulations! Now you need to figure out how to cover all of the costs. With the average cost of tuition and fees running between $9,716 and $35,676 per year, it’s no wonder that so many students and parents find themselves wondering how […]
Learning how to manage work and study at the same time requires you to be self-disciplined, and it will take some practice. It isn’t always easy to find a balance between the two, but if anything, you are never alone in doing it. Plus, it will prepare you for when you graduate, and you will […]