If you’re graduating college (or will be soon), then consider this: at the very least you’re in your early twenties. You aren’t getting any younger and life is about to get far more real. In light of that, here are … Read More
The Dollars and Sense of Textbook Buyback
Want to learn what textbooks are worth the most, how to make sure you get more money when you sell yours back, and what you can buy with the money? Check out this infographic to get all the numbers you need … Read More
How to Create Your Own Major
College is a huge place with so many academic options that you might get a little dizzy just looking at the course catalog. While you often have at least a year to decide what your major will be, some students never … Read More
5 Ways to Readjust to Campus After Studying Abroad
After returning from your semester or even your year abroad, admit it: you miss the lifestyle of living overseas. Your home campus might seem a little smaller than it did back before you left, more claustrophobic, less exciting. But to avoid … Read More
The College Bucket List
Admit it: you already have a bucket list, that long catalog of stuff you’ve got to do before you kick the bucket. But if you don’t have a college edition of that same list, make one now and start working your … Read More
7 Way to Avoid Getting on Your Professor’s Bad Side
Simple enough. Here’s how: Be interested. There’s no easier way to get on a professor’s bad side than by showing up to class more bored than if you showed up at a George Michael concert. Even if the course is a … Read More
Worst places to find a date on campus
Okay, so yeah. College is full of those things called term papers, exams, and study sessions. It’s hard to get sleep and the food usually sucks. But come on. College is still awesome. You’ll never again live so closely to so … Read More
The $1 Trillion Student Loan Problem
In college? Have student loans? Graduated and are now trying to pay those loans off? If so, you’re a member of the $1 Trillion Club–all the students and graduates across the nation that have a cumulative of $1 trillion in outstanding … Read More