Campus Blog
Prepping for University Graduation
When it comes to university commencement ceremonies, being prepared is of huge importance. In many cases, students may fail to consider a number of important factors in the lead up to graduation, which can be a time fraught with much stress and anticipation.
Sweet Briar College: End of the Line
There are very few single gender colleges and universities left in the United States as most now are co-educational.
How to Avoid the Scourge of Identity Theft
Identity theft only happens to people with jobs and never to impoverished college students, right? Think again.
Why Sports Are Important for Students
School sports are a major part of many middle schools, high schools, and colleges.
Stress Points and the College Student
Stress and college seem to go hand and hand for most students. It seems unavoidable, especially as students transition from youth to adulthood.
Money Challenges and the College Student
If you are a college student, then you are familiar with the financial challenges experienced by most collegians.
HS College Planning Tip: week of Mar 01
March is here. Time to finalize decisions. Review this checklist for items that should be completed at this time in your college planning process.
To a Safer and Better Spring Break
Spring break is upon us, with hundreds of thousands of college students enjoying a much-needed respite from their educational pursuits.
Georgetown University: College Majors, Unemployment, and Earnings
If you’re in college and have yet to declare your major or if you have already declared a major and you wonder what types of jobs are in the offing once you graduate, the latest Georgetown University report should be of interest to you.
You’ll Never See Your Parents and Other Boarding School Myths DEBUNKED
A big concern of many students when they go off to boarding school is keeping in contact with their family. Some believe that it will be difficult. When you look
Adjunct Faculty: Their Voices Are Being Heard
Colleges and universities across the nation rely on adjunct faculty to varying degrees. That reliance typically follows an alleged need to manage costs as adjunct instructors cost far less than full-time, tenured professors.
