College Journal — Page 83 of 211 — College Planning Center and Guides
Choosing which college to attend is a big deal. Not every university is the same. While you can read about their course offerings online, you won’t be able to learn as much about what the campus is like unless you actually visit in person. Some have amazing facilities and great offerings for students. Others do […]
The college experience isn’t mostly about academics: It’s a great time to get a jump start on your professional development. Networking during your formative years of higher education can help you land a job after graduation. In fact, according to one study, 78% of applicants who were recent college grads stated networking was a big […]
It’s hard to find something that hasn’t changed with technology in the 21st century. Our world is experiencing incredible years of innovation, and this represents an improvement in the quality of life. Every investment made in the tech industry results in success for our future. According to a study published in US News, the United […]
The college experience can be overwhelming, especially at the beginning. Between your classes, work, and social events, you can burn yourself out if you do not manage your time properly. Do you focus on your studies or spend most of your time with your fellow peers? Luckily, you can have both if you balance them […]
Going to college can really make you start to consider your future a lot more. Everyone needs to work to live, but what kind of work can you see yourself doing? Ideally, it’s something that you enjoy doing, like a hobby you’re already interested in. You should never feel like you need to turn your […]
Having a side job is almost as necessary as going to class or doing your homework when you’re in college. Those tuition bills get bigger every year, though. And classes don’t slow down, so you might be feeling a little bit overwhelmed. Working while going to school may not be your first choice, but life […]
A chemical lab has the potential to be a very dangerous place, but many people can become complacent to the risks. Whether it’s irritated skin, chemical burns, or exposure to hazardous concoctions, you need to be aware of ways you can protect yourself in a chemical lab. Learn how to minimize the risks you may […]
In December 2019, the first confirmed case of the Covid-19 virus was recorded in Wuhan, China. One year, 40 million job losses, 81.5 million confirmed cases, and 1.7 million deaths later, the virus still hasn’t been eliminated. Instead of getting better, things are getting worse. New strains of the coronavirus have been found in the […]
Moving for college might seem overwhelming. If you’re moving across the country or even just down the road, there are loads of things to think about and prepare for. But your big day doesn’t have to be a pain. If you plan ahead by following this weekly timeline and checklist, your moving day can be […]
Over the past few years, technology has become a major part of our day to day lives, especially digital technology. Think about how many times during the day you have your smartphone in your hand or pocket, or how long you spend on your laptop getting work done, sending emails or writing papers. These devices […]