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Choosing Electives That Support Your Career

Choosing electives can be one of the most flexible parts of college. While some classes are required for your major, electives give you a chance to explore other subjects and interests. When choosing...

How to Spot a Scholarship Scam

Scholarships can help students pay for college. While many scholarship programs are real, some scams are designed to take advantage of students and families. Knowing what to look for may help you...

Career Development: Job Shadowing, Apprenticeships, and Internships

Building a career starts long before graduation. Many students look for ways to learn about different jobs while they are still in school. Job shadowing, apprenticeships, and internships are three...

How Colleges Calculate Cost of Attendance

When comparing colleges, you may see a number called the Cost of Attendance (COA). Many students think this number is the same as their tuition bill, but that is not always the case. Cost of...

Beginning at the End: Choosing Your Career Before Your Major

One of the most important choices students make is picking a college major. Many students choose their major based on what they enjoy or what they do well in. While this makes sense, it does not...

Building a Professional Network Before Graduation

Many students focus on classes and grades during college. While academics are important, building a professional network may also be helpful as you prepare for life after graduation. A professional...

The Hidden Value of Campus Involvement

When students think about getting ready for their career, they often focus on classes and grades. Those things are important, but learning can also happen outside the classroom. Getting involved on...

Annual Checkup: Preparing to Resubmit the FAFSA

Completing the FAFSA is not a one-time task for most students. If you plan to attend college next year and want to be considered for financial aid, you need to submit the FAFSA for each academic year...

Let’s Talk Credit Cards

For many students, one of the scariest financial challenges of adulthood is often the concept of credit cards. Credit cards have a bad reputation for being the cause of big bills and a lot of debt...

Go Global: Academic Opportunities Abroad

If you’ve ever wondered what work or school would be like in another country, then we have good news: you have options. Study abroad programs are not the only way you could have international...

Managing the Mayhem of Move-In

The big day is almost here! Moving into college is often exciting for students, but packing and getting everything that you need can also often feel very overwhelming and stressful. The good news is...

Landing Your Internship

It’s important to be prepared when you’re searching for internship opportunities, but the process doesn’t have to be as difficult or overwhelming as it may seem. Here are 5 tips that could help you...

The Basics of Building a Resume

Crafting your resume can be stressful. There are many different formats and approaches to creating a good resume, and it can often be even more daunting to tailor it to what your potential employers...

New Semester, New Start: Tips to Get Ready

With the beginning of the semester right around the corner, there are so many things to be excited about – but there are also a lot of new changes happening all at once. Whether you’re commuting to...

The Importance of Setting SMART Goals

It’s that time again – time to carve out New Year’s resolutions and decide what we want to focus on for this year. However, it’s important to be intentional when you’re developing goals for the New...

Functional Hangouts with Friends

Balancing academics and a social life in school can be difficult, especially as your courses begin to get more challenging. It can be frustrating to have to consistently turn down plans with friends...
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