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4 Ways Taking a Gap Year Can Help College Students Grow
It is becoming more and more popular for students to take a year away from school between high school and college; this is called a gap year and is being encouraged by counselors and educational institutions worldwide for many reasons.
Here’s How You Can Get a Good Night’s Sleep As a College Student
As you probably know from experience, getting a good night’s sleep in college can be difficult. The good news is there are plenty of steps you can take to sleep better tonight.
5 Best College Cars for College Students
You’ve probably heard many college tour guides proclaiming that you do not need a car on campus at all. Nevertheless, despite what admission departments would like prospective students and parents/guardians to believe, some campuses aren’t ideal without a car.
Summer Job Ideas for College Students
Summer will be here before you know it and with it comes a lot more free time than you have seen in nearly nine months. Summer is a great time to unwind, catch up with friends and to consider your future.
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.
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.
College Advice That Remains Largely Unspoken
If you want to succeed at college, then following much of the tried and true advice you hear is wise. But that advice may not cover everything about college life, leaving you wondering if something unspoken should be said.
Textbook Saving Tips for College Students
On SayCampusLife.com, we have trained the spotlight on textbook prices from time to time over the years. It hasn’t escaped our attention that what students pay for textbooks can be a real budget-buster, on top of the steep tuition and fees college students already face.
Fitness Ambition and How to Get It
You’re out of shape or simply have fallen behind on your exercise routine. You could offer up all kinds of reasons why you haven’t been exercising, including a busier than usual schedule, changing weather conditions and a general lack of interest.
College Completion Rate Offers Dismal Results
Millions of people begin college each fall, but the completion rate for such students is downright dismal.
University Innovation Alliance to Help Disadvantaged Students Graduate
Enrolling in college does not mean that all students will graduate. Far from it. Indeed, according to the National Center for Education Statistics, the graduation rate for first-time, full-time undergraduate students is just 59 percent.
Will Game Day Beer Sales Become the Norm?
Attend most any college football game and the one thing you won’t be able to buy at the concession stand is beer. At least not in the majority of stadiums.
