Personal Advice
Money Challenges and the College Student
If you are a college student, then you are familiar with the financial challenges experienced by most collegians.
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.
Tips for Finding Part-Time Work On and Off Campus
If you are pinching pennies or otherwise counting every dime, then you have very little money to meet your needs. Moreover, if ramen noodles is your diet of necessity and not of choice, then you really are pinched, aren’t you?
What Should You Do With Your Money After You Graduate?
We’re not assuming you’re going to be rich. But even if you have a little bit of income, you can start to leverage it to make the most of your education, and create a better life for yourself.
UCLA Cardiologists Offer Heart-Healthy Advice
You are never too young to consider your heart health. As a college student, you are exposed to germs, fatty foods and binge drinking, what can make you sick, wreck your health or even kill you.
Questions HS Students Should Ask Their Guidance Counselors
You’re in high school and have plans to attend college. Like many high school students, you’re trying to do your best academically to secure a high spot amongst your graduating class and to polish your college-bound credentials.
How to Make the Most of a College Snow Day
Your college runs like clockwork, starting and finishing each semester on time and without interruption. Well, usually it does. It just so happens that the most significant storm of the decade is bearing down on your campus.
How to Overcome Inertia
Inertia — it is that feeling you get when you just don’t want to do much of anything. Some people call it the “blahs” others describe it as a “blue funk” as if a color can adequately those feelings. Then again, if you are in a dark mood, then you know what I am talking about.
7 Things to Do While on Christmas Break
Your term paper is finished and your exams will be over before you know it. Soon, you’ll be making the long trek back home for a well-deserved break.
How to Spend Thanksgiving at College
Contrary to what some people think, not all college students are able to get home for Thanksgiving break. Indeed, some colleges hold classes the first two days of the week before giving students off for the rest of the week.
7 Critical Ways to Improve Your Credit Score
A low credit score can effect you in ways beyond the interest rates you pay for your loans. Bad credit can keep you from leasing an apartment and may even stop you from getting a job.
Healthful Eating and the College Student
You were raised to eat a certain way while at home. Hopefully, that way incorporated a lot of sound eating habits, what can contribute to good health overall.
