Campus Blog
How to Work Toward Career Longevity
The world of work is different than it was in earlier generations. No longer do the majority of employees stick it out for the long haul, remaining with one company their entire working career.
The Ultimate Guide to a Successful Career Choice
The biggest tragedy in life is failing to understand yourself- who you really are. Many people fly on other people’s wings or spend their lives walking on terrains that aren’t fit for them at all.
Pros and Cons of Moving Off Campus to an Apartment
Many students find the allure of leaving a dorm room irresistible. Leaving shower sandals, resident assistant, and others loud music behind is appealing.
Life Advice for College Football Players
Balance is possibly the most important characteristic of anyone who is going to play college ball. That lean back just before the offload of that perfect spiraling pass – or
Online Education: Top 4 Websites For Quality Content
Online education has become a trend these days. There are innumerable websites that are offering online education for students around the world. Some do this free of charge, and some charge money for access.
College Housing: Just Like Home?
When it comes time to discuss the subject of college, few conversations get around to the subject of housing. For better or for worse, however, where a student lives during his or her college years is something that deserves a lot of serious consideration.
7 Reasons Why Millennials Seem Lazy At Work
Addicted to social media, needy, narcissistic and lazy. These are the most common complaints we hear about the Millennial generation from employers and older colleagues alike.
Campus Life: Six Tips To Enjoy Your Freshman Year Of College
You moved into your dorm room, bought yourself a package of top ramen for every week of the semester, and you already toured campus to find your classes. Now all that’s left is to start school.
3 Huge Reasons Why You Should Join a Club in College
As someone who has attended community college, I have learned a lot about career planning and clubs. Many people are led to the common misconception that sports are the only way to get yourself out there.
NCAA – Sports, Scholarship and John Oliver!
It all sounds hazy when you think of the NCAA. To start with, athletes aren’t paid, but spectators spend a lot of money to watch NCAA basketball or NCAA football.
Freshman Fashion: How to Make Sure You Start School in Style
Your freshman year of college is both exciting and terrifying. Now that you are officially an adult, it is time to define who you are by way of letting loose your inner fashionista.
How to Balance Your Life in College: School Work, Jobs, Personal Life
More commentary from a college friend of mine. It would be wise to follow his advice: