Journal — College Planning Center and Guides

Four Ways Students Can Start Building Credit

Building a good credit score is very important for a young adult just getting started on their own. You’re young and independent, but if you misuse the financial freedom easy credit provides, it can come back to bite you in a big way further down the road. Banks aren’t going to want to lend you […]

The Irresistible Draw of Distance Learning

There’s a received wisdom that once you’re done with secondary school, a trip to a bricks and mortar university is the only next logical step. With many workplaces not quite accepting those just out of the education system, the only option seems to be to jump right back into the fray, gaining a degree and […]

5 Best College Pre-Med Programs in the US

The road to becoming a physician is long and extremely difficult. Taking any 12 year (minimum) post-secondary academic path is brave, but deciding on the pre-medical track is especially so, due to the difficulty of the coursework and the length of time and money spent on school, books and supplies, moving expenses, internships and residencies. […]

Save Money Buy Buying Books In Bulk

A more practical approach for buying a large volume of books is buying wholesale online. Maybe you’re an administrator at a school ordering books for the classrooms or an executive at a large company wanting to give a useful book to your employees to read. Buying wholesale, like the wholesale books from Book-Pal.com and other […]

5 Tricks to Spend Less on School Supplies This Semester

New school supplies are a necessity every semester. It can be hard to predict how much the supplies will cost especially when starting completely new classes. Fortunately, there is no need to spend a huge amount just to get everything on the school supply list. These five tricks will help anyone to be ahead of […]

Going Home for the Summer

It’s the universal truth of every freshman. You don’t know exactly what you’re going to need or want to have on hand at school so you pack light figuring you can ask your parents to mail you the things you’re missing or you can simply buy new or substitute items at the stores near campus. […]