You don’t have to be a lawyer to get into a career path related to the field of the justice system. Here are four majors that will set you on a legal path that may better suit your personality and values. Paralegal Studies – You don’t even need a four-year degree to work in a […]
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Planning for college does not rest solely on the shoulders of children or parents. While some tasks will be assigned to different members of the family, there are a number of aspects that call for collaboration. Here are a few examples: Researching schools – While selecting schools to apply to falls to students, researching schools
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There are many types of internships available to college students, and these can provide real value. Some internships even pay a salary. Even if your internship offers credits, that is super valuable (especially if you go to a private university with exorbitant tuition fees). Regardless of the immediate value, here are some additional benefits college
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For some, the idea of going to a community college isn’t like going to college at all. However, there are a few good reasons you may want to begin your college journey locally. Here are three factors that may help you to decide if this is the right choice for you. Low-Cost – Community colleges
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If you are looking forward to starting college next fall but have not selected a major yet, you are probably feeling some pressure to commit. Here are a few things to keep in mind. Being Undecided Isn’t the End of the World In fact, many courses you take while undecided can still count toward your
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You want to have safety schools, reach schools, and midrange schools on your list of colleges to apply to. You may have a few names pop into your head right away, but how can you really decide which schools have the best options for you? The Internet is a valuable tool in your search. Here
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It can be a long and expensive journey to become a doctor. However, many do it because there is a big payoff for physicians and surgeons. Just how much can you expect to make? The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics provides some figures you may find interesting. For example, here are the mean average wages
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It is the start of a new calendar year, so here are a few essential reminders for high school juniors and seniors who are planning to attend college after graduation. Juniors – It is time to get your college list narrowed down so you can prepare to apply. You want at least four schools on
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Starting your first year at a college or a private university can be both exciting and scary. Here are a few tips to help prepare you for a good experience. Have a schedule – Include your classes, study time, work, and other essential activities. Then you can plan your recreation around this schedule. Choose the
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The requirements for a community college are often less strict than that of a university. Tuition is also a lot less. For this reason, many families decide that this is a good starting point for a child who doesn’t have a lot of scholarships or financial aid opportunities. Here are a few things you should
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