Journal — College Planning Center and Guides
Graduation marks the end of one stage of life and the beginning of the next. It’s important to take some time after graduating to think about what you’ve learned and where you want to go in life. However, there are many other things to think about and plans to make, making the process stressful and […]
Are you thinking of pursuing a master’s degree, but wondering if it’s worth the investment of time and money? You’re not alone. Many people question whether a graduate degree is necessary for their career or personal growth. However, the benefits of pursuing a master’s degree go beyond just a salary increase or adding credentials to […]
Adjusting to college life can be a bit of a shock, especially when you’re fresh out of high school. To help you better understand these differences and make a smoother transition, we’ve outlined some of the ways college is different from high school. Independence: Say Hello to Freedom One of the most significant differences between […]
For young adults seeking higher education, there are a variety of options to choose from that can help you find the perfect fit for your needs and goals. From traditional four-year colleges and universities to specialized vocational schools, online courses and more – finding the educational path that works best for you is an important […]
Life may be thrilling and difficult for independent students. Your schedule, choices, and life are all under your control. However, this freedom may also cause anxiety and worry, particularly when juggling your obligations to your family, friends, and job. The good news is that you can simplify your life as an independent student by taking […]
College and university are more important than ever, but simply attending and working hard to get a good grade is far from enough. In fact, your grade is almost the least important thing to take away from any degree. You need to graduate, yes, but more than a good grade, you need to consider how […]
Smartphones have become an increasingly ubiquitous part of our lives, and the amount of time we spend on them has grown exponentially. While these devices can be immensely helpful for staying connected and productive, they can also be a major source of distraction in college. For students who are already struggling to stay focused and […]
The school year is almost over, and summer is approaching. After a long and tough year, you deserve a three-month break from everything. You’ve done some amazing work as a teacher this year, and now you can enjoy some time off. However, an educator’s job never ends. Here’s what to include in your lesson plan […]
Starting college is an exciting time. For many students, going to college means moving out of your parents’ house and getting your own place. You’ll probably have to shop for some gently used furniture and collaborate with roommates to decorate your new home—even graduate students often find themselves in similar situations. When most of your […]
If you’re a college student who relies on their support animal for emotional and/or physical assistance, you may be wondering if it’s possible to bring your furry friend with you when you move away from home. The answer is yes—but there are some things that you should know before doing so. Let’s take a closer […]