Schools and Colleges

I want to go into teaching at the college-level (don’t worry I have backup plans given the current state of the US). I also currently substitute teach K-12 on occasion, and I’ve taken on a summer position teaching underprivileged high school students interested in attending college, as well as a […]

Is It Rude to Email Your Advisor Instead of Setting Up an Appointment? Navigating the academic world can be a daunting task, especially when it comes to communicating effectively with advisors. A common dilemma many students face is whether to send an email to their advisor for quick questions or […]

Title: The Resumption of Involuntary Collection of Defaulted Student Loans: What You Need to Know In a significant move that has caught the attention of borrowers across the nation, the U.S. Department of Education has announced that it will resume involuntary collections of defaulted student loans, following a hiatus due […]

Is a Full-Time Job Too Much? Balancing Work and School As the summer days dwindle and the crispness of autumn approaches, many students face a pivotal moment in their academic and professional journeys. Starting school next month while also embarking on a new full-time job is a significant commitment that […]

Starting College in Your 30s: A Comprehensive Guide Embarking on the journey of higher education is a bold step, especially for those beginning this chapter later in life. If you’re in your 30s, have a high school diploma, and are considering going to college for the first time, you’re not […]

For some context: I’m 23 and I’ve been in community college for 4 years, now. I only recently decided to transfer (it was always part of the plan, but I changed majors so many times that I could never really land on what to study in the long term). Going […]

I procrastinate a LOT,I didnt use to do it in Hs For example today I took a day off from college and I had work etc to get done by wed Had I started from 4am I would have managed to workout 2 hours and still complete half my tasks […]

How to Find Scholarships While in College: A Comprehensive Guide When you first set foot on your college campus, you may think your days of searching for scholarships are over. However, many students are surprised to learn that even after they’ve started their college journey, there are still plenty of […]

I’m graduating in a couple weeks and still participating in the ceremony, so I’m not stressed about that. But I’m frustrated because my school cut a bunch of classes this year, and the only two options left to fulfill one of my required credits (Health Comm and Org Comm) were […]