College Life
The Search for the Perfect School - Finding The College That's Right For You
Here are a few things to keep in mind when you're choosing where to go to school.
Interviewing Potential Roommates
Getting good roommates is really difficult and more so you find out about their follies after you have shifted and that is so frustrating. Here is an article which can save which would save you from all the frustration.
College Grants
Read on for information on college grants and the types of college grants that can be availed…
College Sports: Should College Athletes Get Paid?
College sports function as rostrums for young athletes to move on to the next level. The answer to the question on whether or not a monetary compensation should be extended depends on the management infrastructure.
Tips on How to Get a College Grant
Don't know how you are going to manage that exorbitant college fee, consider getting a college grant...
College: What’s the Rush?
Here are the pros and cons of rushing a sorority or fraternity.
Choosing the Right College
Take the stress out of choosing the right college by organizing your priorities.
We’re Screwed: Why My Generation Has A Tough Road Ahead
As a college student approaching the ripe old age of twenty, I am at last beginning to see that there is a future ahead of me. A career, a family, and a lifestyle will soon begin to take shape around the personality I’ve built for myself since the late 80s.
The Ivey Guide to Law School Admissions: The Application Essay
Whether you're submitting a personal statement, a statement of purpose, or a diversity essay, make sure to follow these rules...
Broke!: A College Student's Guide to Getting by on Less
You've heard the horror stories about college kids who have charged up huge credit card bills that they can't pay. Don't fall into the trap. Before you pull out the plastic to pay for a DVD player just ask yourself if you have the cash to back it up.
The Unofficial, Unbiased Guide to the 328 Most Interesting Colleges
The college admissions process can be overwhelming—so many choices, so little guidance. We’re here to help. Our Unofficial, Unbiased Guide to the 328 Most Interesting Colleges cuts through the hype and the blizzard of admissions stats with exclusive insider’s information organized in a user-friendly format. This guidance offers practical advice you won’t find anywhere else:
Once Upon A Campus: Tantalizing Truths About College from People Who've Already Messed Up
Hi, we're Trent and Seppy. This book will give you the inside scoop on how to survive and thrive in college. We're searched the country for the best advice from current college students and recent grads about how to make college fun, exciting, and rewarding.
Health Insurance for College Students : Compare Quotes First!
The perception that a number of people hold regarding college health insurance is untrue.
Does your Child have a bad Case of Senioritis (aka the Senior Slump) ?
This is the time of year that some kids really begin to slack off. If you are applying to any sort of competitive school, meaning pretty much anything other than a community college, they will be looking at what classes you are taking your senior year.
4 Reasons Why It Might Be A Good Idea To Postpone College
Even if you do not take classes, postponing college can reap the benefits of greater focus, increased confidence, more savings, and a stronger application.
Pre-College Program for Teens
Article about a new pre-college program for teens at Princeton University.
Lose Your Parents for Your College Interviews
You definitely shouldn't let your parents try to accompany you into the interview. In fact, it's better to keep them out of the building altogether. Parents can only hurt; they never help.
Don't Let the Easy Questions Throw You in a College Interview
When preparing for your college interview, take the time to be prepare...and don't mess up on the easy questions.
Advice on Your College Admissions Interview
College interviews aren't like job interviews. They are not the be-all and end-all of your application, but they can help you get admitted. Here are some tips on how to make the college interview work for you.
Caught in a Community College Stereotype
My experiences with community colleges punctuate a less-than-flattering stereotype. CC teachers often treat pupils like mental deadbeats regardless of their aptitude or commitment to college. There is also a tendency to focus on grades and classroom conduct and to put forth rules that encourage uniformity.
Interviewing for College in Style
When preparing for your college interview, take the time to be presentable. Follow these tips to give a good first impression.
How to Be Prepared for Your First College Interview
Being prepared for the interview is your best bet that it will go well. Follow this advice from the nation's leading college planner.
The Story Behind College Student-Faculty Ratios
Student-faculty ratios are often touted in bold print in college brochures. Before you make your decision based on these numbers you need to learn what they mean for you and your college experience.
Tips on the College Admissions Essay
Here are four tips that will help you make your college admissions essay work for you.
What Accreditation Really Is
A large portion of potential students at colleges or universities, traditional as well as online, are not familiar with the concept "accreditation" in relation to institutions of higher education. Read this article and find out..
Great Recommendation Letters Win Big Scholarship Bucks
As the competition for scholarship money has increased, the need for great recommendation letters has also increased. It's important to\get the best responses possible. "Cookie cutter" letters should be avoided.
Big College Scholarship Bucks Are Won in Summer
Making the right decisions about winning college scholarships should not be avoided or delayed. Summer is a great time to begin or continue your "treasure hunt."
College Admissions Officers: No longer in power!
The power of college admissions is shifting to the student. A new exciting way for students to showcase themselves to every college in America is being unraveled. They are more than test scores, and now they can show it!
College Admissions Just Became Simple
Showcase yourself to every college in America. Students can now take control of the college admissions process and be recruited by college admissions officers. Learn how in this article and start your college search today.
College Courses Online Your Passport To Prosperity
Courses that require practical experience can be completed by doing college courses online and they can provide an ideal opportunity to pursue distance learning at your own pace and in your own time.
Revolutionizing College Admissions
College admissions don't have to be hard! Create your own portfolio and be recruited by any college in America. Take control of the admissions process and learn how to showcase yourself. Read this article to find out how.
A Guide For Helping You To Decide Where To Go To College
Where to go to college is a question many students ask themselves. Although planning for college can be very exciting, if you don't have any idea of where you want to go to college, then part of the joy is stripped away from you when you least expect it. Take a look at the schools alternatives in this article and see if any of them apply to you. In particular, take notice of where these colleges are located and what they can offer you.
My Post-College Diary – Page 11
Take a look at my old Diary entry. And see how my choices shaped my aspirations in life.
Change Is Needed in College Funding, Admissions
With both federal and state funding for higher education being cut throughout the country, students are facing exponential increases in tuition costs.
College Phys Ed Ain’t What It Used to Be—It’s Better
Athletic facilities at colleges and universities have expanded their offerings in Phys Ed.
Colleges, Universities Becoming More Responsive to Community Needs
College and university curriculums have expanded to include courses and certificate and degree programs that meet the needs of the communities they inhabit.
Community Colleges can be a Stepping Stone to Big Universities
Don't be downhearted if you don't get accepted into the university of your choice. Try a local community college and then step up into that university.
Save Money Through College Scholarships
Saving money for college is possible if you know where to look.
For Learning Practical Skills, You Can't Beat Community Colleges
Community colleges are expert in providing their students with practical skills.
The Mayor’s College Fair Provides Tuition Assistance for Washington D.C. Schools
The Mayor’s College Fair brings together a variety of programs available for the Washington D.C. schools and their students preparing for college tuition costs. This event takes place on September 15, 2006 and provides information about a variety of college tuition assistantship programs.
Saving for College: A Parent’s Guide to 529 College Savings Plans
If you're like most parents, saving for your children's college education is a priority and a big challenge. Tuition and related costs at both public and private universities have been rising at 5% per year or more, far exceeding the rate of inflation. Financing these costs for one or more children is going to take planning and, most importantly, disciplined savings.
College: Has Higher Learning Reached a New Low?
I was feeling contemplative and decided to share some thoughts I had on the college image.
Help for Students with their College Admission Essay
Online services for students are like mushrooms sprouting everywhere in cyberspace. In particular, online services are a booming industry as students avail themselves of these services for their College Admission Essay and College Application Essay.
Easy-To-Follow Steps in Crafting Your College Admission Essay
To prevent your college application essay from becoming extremely dry and boring, relate a good story with an impact. The story should not be overly dramatic or depressing.
Why Choose a Private College?
Why choose a private college, particularly a small one, over a state-run university?
Study Abroad: More Than an Education, It Offers a New View of the World
The many study abroad opportunities available to college students today offer more than a selection of university-level courses.
Union Trade Apprenticeships for Philadelphia Schools Students
The Philadelphia schools, along with other schools across the nation, are concerned with students who do not enter college upon graduation. Many are left with low-paying, dead-end jobs with little prospects for future improvements — keeping many of those students from impoverished homes in the low-income lifestyle.
Using Low Grades as Assets in Admission Essays for College or MBA School
Learning the importance of having an admission essay as a part of your application.
Of School Grades and Admission Essays
This article illustrates how to affirm admission essay values.
The Ultimate University and College Freshers Guide Part 3 – What happens when the work really starts?
Advice on what to expect when the studying starts...
The Ultimate University and College Freshers Guide Part 2 – Eating on a budget.
Advice on how to eat on a limited budget and still get a balanced diet.
What You Should Know About ACT
The ACT is an important part of your pre-college admission process. You should learn as much as possible about the exam and prepare yourself well as it can have a tremendous impact on your future college and college program admission. You can learn more about the ACT from the ACT corporation, college admission offices, and high school guidance departments.
Tips for Taking the ACT
Preparing for the ACT is important for your college education and your future.
The Ultimate University and College Freshers Guide Part 1 – It’s all about being brave and meeting people.
Advice on surving the first couple of days as a university or college fresher.
20 Secrets To Surviving In Your First Semester At University or College
This article consists of advice collated over the past 5 years on getting through a difficult time i.e. your first semester away from home at university or college.
Interesting Topics For College Admission Essays
Valuable information on college admission essay or graduate school admission essay, including MBA essay, as part of your application to college or grad school.
Is Your Student Home from College? Now's the Time to Prepare for Fall
If you've got a student arriving home from college with all her stuff, maybe now is the time for you to plan for the trip back to school in the fall.
Kids Going Off to College? Send Along Some Food!
If you have children heading off to college this fall, make sure some basic food supplies go along with them.
Two-Year Colleges: A Great Alternative to a Four-Year Institution
With the realization that a four-year degree is no guarantee of a job related to their field of study, many students are opting out of the four-year school and into a two-year program.
US Students Take to Their Tents in Protest Over Funding
A series of student campsites have sprung up on American campuses this week, combining protests against funding cuts and higher fees with opposition to the Iraq war.
US College Summit to Tackle Drop in Foreign Students
American university presidents are to meet with state officials in Washington to discuss how colleges in the United States can attract more overseas students.
Choosing a Degree Program Based on Your Goals
Have you chosen a college but aren't sure what degree program to pursue? Take a minute to review some questions that just might help you decide.
4-year Colleges vs. Technical Schools: Your Choice
If you are one of the many who is trying to make a decision about where to spend your money and invest your future, read on. This article provides a comparison of 4 year colleges and technical schools. Which one is right for you?
What to Consider When Choosing a College Major
Don't know how to pick the right college major? Don't worry, I've complied a simple list of things to help you figure it out!
College Scholarships
If you are thinking of attending a college or university within the next year, be sure to research the scholarships available for your line of study or college of choice. Scholarships normally do not have to be repaid like other forms of financial aid.
Planning for College Applications: Starting Out Early
Article on how to plan for college for your kids.
Saving for College: How to make your plans
Article on how to save for your kid's college funds.
College Degree Is Worth $ 2.1 Million In Future Income
Get to know why a college degree is the best rewarding investment you can ever make.
Freshmen, Learn How to Hook your Professors!
One of the components of your academic success is a rapport with your professors. Uncover a secret code which will help you win a favor of your tutors!
Cheats Hit Russian Colleges
The heads of some of Russia's most prestigious educational establishments have admitted that students use surrogates to pass examinations for the most sought-after places.
College Freshman: How to Get Over Homesickness
College life can be a big adjustment. Use these tips to ease the transition.
College Roommates: Three's A Crowd
Are your roommie's friends and dates making you feel crowded out of your own space? Find out how to handle this uncomfortable situation.
Do Best Friends Make the Best College Roommates?
Rooming with your best friend can turn you into worst enemies unless you follow these basic rules.
College Roommate Personality Clashes: How to Survive
Are you and your roommate the ulitmate odd couple? Personality clashes can make a semester feel like an eternity. Learn to survive with these five tips.
University Uproar Over Heiress Who 'cheated'
US college withdraws offer to name sports arena after Wal-Mart daughter who paid fellow student £10,000 to write coursework.
Learning How to Speak
Citizenship presupposes the skills to assert one's voice. In the college philosophy courses I teach, students are encouraged, if not expected, to participate in discussions.
How to Score an A+ with College Admissions Officers
Be a Triple Threat: Combine Academics, Activities and Community Service. "How can I improve my chances of getting into the college of my choice?" That’s a question that college admissions officers hear frequently. It’s a good question since competition toughens each year as the number of college applications continue to climb.
The College Search Begins Early, Includes Entire Family
When it comes to getting into the college of your choice, the early bird truly gets the collegiate worm. Due to the growing selectivity of private colleges, waiting until the junior year to begin the search, application and financial aid processes can be too late.
Credit 101: What You Didn’t Learn in College
With college graduation comes many new concerns: getting a "real" job, an apartment, maybe a car. You’ll need to buy a good interview outfit, furnish that apartment and finance that car. And of course, it is summer, and you’ve worked hard for four years (maybe more) so you want a little fun in the sun, too.
Athlete's Journal -- Life of a college athlete
As the game ended tonight, the sight on the Franklin and Marshall faces was not a surprise. There was shock, there was embarrassment, but there was also the stare of awe and amazement. Messiah College beat us pretty badly tonight, but all in all, there is a reason they are ranked No. 2o in the nation in Division 3.
Athlete's Journal: Life of a college athlete
As preseason comes to a close and orientation and classes begin, the practice schedule and the rigors that were preseason have ended. Read on to find out more about how an athlete begins a college career in academics, while also trying to balance all the time in the world for the other extremely important things that college life provides.
Athletes Journal: Life of a college athlete during preseason
Here is a chance to get an in depth analysis about the struggles, the hardships, and the joy of playing a college sport. The second week of preseason was not worth writing on a day by day basis, but as a whole, it was a very good week as practice was geared for our first game of the year, which is on Friday against Eastern University. Read on for the details.
Athlete's Journal -- Life of a college athlete during preseason
Here is a chance to get an in depth analysis about the struggles, the hardships, and the joy of playing a college sport. The first weekend of preseason was what everybody on the team had been looking forward to all week. The reason for this is because we had our first scrimmage against another college.
Athlete's Journal -- Life of a college athlete during preseason
Here is a chance to get an in depth analysis about the struggles, the hardships, and the joy of playing a college sport. Day 6 started in good fashion and ended in good fashion. Everything was set so that the team could get ready for the following day's scrimmage at Goucher College in Baltimore, Maryland.
Life of a college athlete during preseason
Here is a chance to get an in depth analysis about the struggles, the hardships, and the joy of playing a college sport. Day 5 began with a long, relatively easy jog, followed by a little bit of struggles in the beginning of the afternoon session, which we worked on as a team to make ourselves better and focus stronger mentally.
Athlete's Journal -- Life of a college athlete during preseason
Here is a chance to get an in depth analysis about the struggles, the hardships, and the joy of playing a college sport. Day 4 of preseason was very similar to the previous day, and the aches and pains are starting to go away, and the team is getting stronger with every session.
Athlete's Journal -- Life of a college athlete during preseason
Here is a chance to get an in depth analysis about the struggles, the hardships, and the joy of playing a college sport. On Day 3 we started with some 1-vs.-1 battles, followed by more tactical drills in the afteroon. Here's how the day went.
Athlete's Journal -- Life of a college athlete during preseason
Here is a chance to get an in depth analysis about the struggles, the hardships, and the joy of playing a college sport. Day 2 was a day of firsts, including our first coaching session and our first scrimmage.
Athlete's Journal -- Life of a college athlete during preseason
Here is a chance to get an in depth analysis about the struggles, the hardships, and the joy of playing a college sport. Day 1 was a day of getting settled in, a physical and a two-mile run.
The perception that a number of people hold regarding college health insurance is untrue.
Does your Child have a bad Case of Senioritis (aka the Senior Slump) ?
This is the time of year that some kids really begin to slack off. If you are applying to any sort of competitive school, meaning pretty much anything other than a community college, they will be looking at what classes you are taking your senior year.
4 Reasons Why It Might Be A Good Idea To Postpone College
Even if you do not take classes, postponing college can reap the benefits of greater focus, increased confidence, more savings, and a stronger application.
Pre-College Program for Teens
Article about a new pre-college program for teens at Princeton University.
Lose Your Parents for Your College Interviews
You definitely shouldn't let your parents try to accompany you into the interview. In fact, it's better to keep them out of the building altogether. Parents can only hurt; they never help.
Don't Let the Easy Questions Throw You in a College Interview
When preparing for your college interview, take the time to be prepare...and don't mess up on the easy questions.
Advice on Your College Admissions Interview
College interviews aren't like job interviews. They are not the be-all and end-all of your application, but they can help you get admitted. Here are some tips on how to make the college interview work for you.
Caught in a Community College Stereotype
My experiences with community colleges punctuate a less-than-flattering stereotype. CC teachers often treat pupils like mental deadbeats regardless of their aptitude or commitment to college. There is also a tendency to focus on grades and classroom conduct and to put forth rules that encourage uniformity.
Interviewing for College in Style
When preparing for your college interview, take the time to be presentable. Follow these tips to give a good first impression.
How to Be Prepared for Your First College Interview
Being prepared for the interview is your best bet that it will go well. Follow this advice from the nation's leading college planner.
The Story Behind College Student-Faculty Ratios
Student-faculty ratios are often touted in bold print in college brochures. Before you make your decision based on these numbers you need to learn what they mean for you and your college experience.
Tips on the College Admissions Essay
Here are four tips that will help you make your college admissions essay work for you.
What Accreditation Really Is
A large portion of potential students at colleges or universities, traditional as well as online, are not familiar with the concept "accreditation" in relation to institutions of higher education. Read this article and find out..
Great Recommendation Letters Win Big Scholarship Bucks
As the competition for scholarship money has increased, the need for great recommendation letters has also increased. It's important to\get the best responses possible. "Cookie cutter" letters should be avoided.
Big College Scholarship Bucks Are Won in Summer
Making the right decisions about winning college scholarships should not be avoided or delayed. Summer is a great time to begin or continue your "treasure hunt."
College Admissions Officers: No longer in power!
The power of college admissions is shifting to the student. A new exciting way for students to showcase themselves to every college in America is being unraveled. They are more than test scores, and now they can show it!
College Admissions Just Became Simple
Showcase yourself to every college in America. Students can now take control of the college admissions process and be recruited by college admissions officers. Learn how in this article and start your college search today.
College Courses Online Your Passport To Prosperity
Courses that require practical experience can be completed by doing college courses online and they can provide an ideal opportunity to pursue distance learning at your own pace and in your own time.
Revolutionizing College Admissions
College admissions don't have to be hard! Create your own portfolio and be recruited by any college in America. Take control of the admissions process and learn how to showcase yourself. Read this article to find out how.
A Guide For Helping You To Decide Where To Go To College
Where to go to college is a question many students ask themselves. Although planning for college can be very exciting, if you don't have any idea of where you want to go to college, then part of the joy is stripped away from you when you least expect it. Take a look at the schools alternatives in this article and see if any of them apply to you. In particular, take notice of where these colleges are located and what they can offer you.
My Post-College Diary – Page 11
Take a look at my old Diary entry. And see how my choices shaped my aspirations in life.
Change Is Needed in College Funding, Admissions
With both federal and state funding for higher education being cut throughout the country, students are facing exponential increases in tuition costs.
College Phys Ed Ain’t What It Used to Be—It’s Better
Athletic facilities at colleges and universities have expanded their offerings in Phys Ed.
Colleges, Universities Becoming More Responsive to Community Needs
College and university curriculums have expanded to include courses and certificate and degree programs that meet the needs of the communities they inhabit.
Community Colleges can be a Stepping Stone to Big Universities
Don't be downhearted if you don't get accepted into the university of your choice. Try a local community college and then step up into that university.
Save Money Through College Scholarships
Saving money for college is possible if you know where to look.
For Learning Practical Skills, You Can't Beat Community Colleges
Community colleges are expert in providing their students with practical skills.
The Mayor’s College Fair Provides Tuition Assistance for Washington D.C. Schools
The Mayor’s College Fair brings together a variety of programs available for the Washington D.C. schools and their students preparing for college tuition costs. This event takes place on September 15, 2006 and provides information about a variety of college tuition assistantship programs.
Saving for College: A Parent’s Guide to 529 College Savings Plans
If you're like most parents, saving for your children's college education is a priority and a big challenge. Tuition and related costs at both public and private universities have been rising at 5% per year or more, far exceeding the rate of inflation. Financing these costs for one or more children is going to take planning and, most importantly, disciplined savings.
College: Has Higher Learning Reached a New Low?
I was feeling contemplative and decided to share some thoughts I had on the college image.
Help for Students with their College Admission Essay
Online services for students are like mushrooms sprouting everywhere in cyberspace. In particular, online services are a booming industry as students avail themselves of these services for their College Admission Essay and College Application Essay.
Easy-To-Follow Steps in Crafting Your College Admission Essay
To prevent your college application essay from becoming extremely dry and boring, relate a good story with an impact. The story should not be overly dramatic or depressing.
Why Choose a Private College?
Why choose a private college, particularly a small one, over a state-run university?
Study Abroad: More Than an Education, It Offers a New View of the World
The many study abroad opportunities available to college students today offer more than a selection of university-level courses.
Union Trade Apprenticeships for Philadelphia Schools Students
The Philadelphia schools, along with other schools across the nation, are concerned with students who do not enter college upon graduation. Many are left with low-paying, dead-end jobs with little prospects for future improvements — keeping many of those students from impoverished homes in the low-income lifestyle.
Using Low Grades as Assets in Admission Essays for College or MBA School
Learning the importance of having an admission essay as a part of your application.
Of School Grades and Admission Essays
This article illustrates how to affirm admission essay values.
The Ultimate University and College Freshers Guide Part 3 – What happens when the work really starts?
Advice on what to expect when the studying starts...
The Ultimate University and College Freshers Guide Part 2 – Eating on a budget.
Advice on how to eat on a limited budget and still get a balanced diet.
What You Should Know About ACT
The ACT is an important part of your pre-college admission process. You should learn as much as possible about the exam and prepare yourself well as it can have a tremendous impact on your future college and college program admission. You can learn more about the ACT from the ACT corporation, college admission offices, and high school guidance departments.
Tips for Taking the ACT
Preparing for the ACT is important for your college education and your future.
The Ultimate University and College Freshers Guide Part 1 – It’s all about being brave and meeting people.
Advice on surving the first couple of days as a university or college fresher.
20 Secrets To Surviving In Your First Semester At University or College
This article consists of advice collated over the past 5 years on getting through a difficult time i.e. your first semester away from home at university or college.
Interesting Topics For College Admission Essays
Valuable information on college admission essay or graduate school admission essay, including MBA essay, as part of your application to college or grad school.
Is Your Student Home from College? Now's the Time to Prepare for Fall
If you've got a student arriving home from college with all her stuff, maybe now is the time for you to plan for the trip back to school in the fall.
Kids Going Off to College? Send Along Some Food!
If you have children heading off to college this fall, make sure some basic food supplies go along with them.
Two-Year Colleges: A Great Alternative to a Four-Year Institution
With the realization that a four-year degree is no guarantee of a job related to their field of study, many students are opting out of the four-year school and into a two-year program.
US Students Take to Their Tents in Protest Over Funding
A series of student campsites have sprung up on American campuses this week, combining protests against funding cuts and higher fees with opposition to the Iraq war.
US College Summit to Tackle Drop in Foreign Students
American university presidents are to meet with state officials in Washington to discuss how colleges in the United States can attract more overseas students.
Choosing a Degree Program Based on Your Goals
Have you chosen a college but aren't sure what degree program to pursue? Take a minute to review some questions that just might help you decide.
4-year Colleges vs. Technical Schools: Your Choice
If you are one of the many who is trying to make a decision about where to spend your money and invest your future, read on. This article provides a comparison of 4 year colleges and technical schools. Which one is right for you?
What to Consider When Choosing a College Major
Don't know how to pick the right college major? Don't worry, I've complied a simple list of things to help you figure it out!
College Scholarships
If you are thinking of attending a college or university within the next year, be sure to research the scholarships available for your line of study or college of choice. Scholarships normally do not have to be repaid like other forms of financial aid.
Planning for College Applications: Starting Out Early
Article on how to plan for college for your kids.
Saving for College: How to make your plans
Article on how to save for your kid's college funds.
College Degree Is Worth $ 2.1 Million In Future Income
Get to know why a college degree is the best rewarding investment you can ever make.
Freshmen, Learn How to Hook your Professors!
One of the components of your academic success is a rapport with your professors. Uncover a secret code which will help you win a favor of your tutors!
Cheats Hit Russian Colleges
The heads of some of Russia's most prestigious educational establishments have admitted that students use surrogates to pass examinations for the most sought-after places.
College Freshman: How to Get Over Homesickness
College life can be a big adjustment. Use these tips to ease the transition.
College Roommates: Three's A Crowd
Are your roommie's friends and dates making you feel crowded out of your own space? Find out how to handle this uncomfortable situation.
Do Best Friends Make the Best College Roommates?
Rooming with your best friend can turn you into worst enemies unless you follow these basic rules.
College Roommate Personality Clashes: How to Survive
Are you and your roommate the ulitmate odd couple? Personality clashes can make a semester feel like an eternity. Learn to survive with these five tips.
University Uproar Over Heiress Who 'cheated'
US college withdraws offer to name sports arena after Wal-Mart daughter who paid fellow student £10,000 to write coursework.
Learning How to Speak
Citizenship presupposes the skills to assert one's voice. In the college philosophy courses I teach, students are encouraged, if not expected, to participate in discussions.
How to Score an A+ with College Admissions Officers
Be a Triple Threat: Combine Academics, Activities and Community Service. "How can I improve my chances of getting into the college of my choice?" That’s a question that college admissions officers hear frequently. It’s a good question since competition toughens each year as the number of college applications continue to climb.
The College Search Begins Early, Includes Entire Family
When it comes to getting into the college of your choice, the early bird truly gets the collegiate worm. Due to the growing selectivity of private colleges, waiting until the junior year to begin the search, application and financial aid processes can be too late.
Credit 101: What You Didn’t Learn in College
With college graduation comes many new concerns: getting a "real" job, an apartment, maybe a car. You’ll need to buy a good interview outfit, furnish that apartment and finance that car. And of course, it is summer, and you’ve worked hard for four years (maybe more) so you want a little fun in the sun, too.
Athlete's Journal -- Life of a college athlete
As the game ended tonight, the sight on the Franklin and Marshall faces was not a surprise. There was shock, there was embarrassment, but there was also the stare of awe and amazement. Messiah College beat us pretty badly tonight, but all in all, there is a reason they are ranked No. 2o in the nation in Division 3.
Athlete's Journal: Life of a college athlete
As preseason comes to a close and orientation and classes begin, the practice schedule and the rigors that were preseason have ended. Read on to find out more about how an athlete begins a college career in academics, while also trying to balance all the time in the world for the other extremely important things that college life provides.
Athletes Journal: Life of a college athlete during preseason
Here is a chance to get an in depth analysis about the struggles, the hardships, and the joy of playing a college sport. The second week of preseason was not worth writing on a day by day basis, but as a whole, it was a very good week as practice was geared for our first game of the year, which is on Friday against Eastern University. Read on for the details.
Athlete's Journal -- Life of a college athlete during preseason
Here is a chance to get an in depth analysis about the struggles, the hardships, and the joy of playing a college sport. The first weekend of preseason was what everybody on the team had been looking forward to all week. The reason for this is because we had our first scrimmage against another college.
Athlete's Journal -- Life of a college athlete during preseason
Here is a chance to get an in depth analysis about the struggles, the hardships, and the joy of playing a college sport. Day 6 started in good fashion and ended in good fashion. Everything was set so that the team could get ready for the following day's scrimmage at Goucher College in Baltimore, Maryland.
Life of a college athlete during preseason
Here is a chance to get an in depth analysis about the struggles, the hardships, and the joy of playing a college sport. Day 5 began with a long, relatively easy jog, followed by a little bit of struggles in the beginning of the afternoon session, which we worked on as a team to make ourselves better and focus stronger mentally.
Athlete's Journal -- Life of a college athlete during preseason
Here is a chance to get an in depth analysis about the struggles, the hardships, and the joy of playing a college sport. Day 4 of preseason was very similar to the previous day, and the aches and pains are starting to go away, and the team is getting stronger with every session.
Athlete's Journal -- Life of a college athlete during preseason
Here is a chance to get an in depth analysis about the struggles, the hardships, and the joy of playing a college sport. On Day 3 we started with some 1-vs.-1 battles, followed by more tactical drills in the afteroon. Here's how the day went.
Athlete's Journal -- Life of a college athlete during preseason
Here is a chance to get an in depth analysis about the struggles, the hardships, and the joy of playing a college sport. Day 2 was a day of firsts, including our first coaching session and our first scrimmage.
Athlete's Journal -- Life of a college athlete during preseason
Here is a chance to get an in depth analysis about the struggles, the hardships, and the joy of playing a college sport. Day 1 was a day of getting settled in, a physical and a two-mile run.