Many of us think of summer as a time for fun, vacations, family, and just relaxing in general. So why do some college students take summer classes? Here are some of the top reasons to get credits during the summer months. Catch up (or get ahead) on credits – If you are falling behind on […]
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With the number of high school seniors heading off to college in decline, it’s a good idea to consider some alternatives to a university education. Here are some other solid options if you are not ready to head to a 4-year school this fall. Community College – You can start with a two-year degree. You’ll
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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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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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Many students are taking classes online, whether you are still in high school or you have already started your college experience. Your grades matter, so how can you stay engaged and improve your education experience? Here are three tips to help you. Create a study environment – This isn’t the first time we’ve made this
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Whether your school is currently using distance learning due to the pandemic or you are worried that things may go virtual if there is a resurgence, it is essential to think about how you will deal with distance learning. Let’s consider three vital skills that you should cultivate that will help you even in class,
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by Amanda Yen, Student Writer The UC application is making waves as it adopts a standardized test-optional policy. Going test-optional, however, means that UC app readers will focus more on personal insight questions as they evaluate prospective students. Below, you’ll find some quick tips for tackling the writing section of the UC app. Skip the
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by Amanda Yen, Student Writer The Common App essay is one of the longest and most broad essays you’ll write as you apply to college. How can you make yours stand out? Here are some simple tips for kick-starting your Common App essay creatively. Don’t write about COVID. The pandemic is a traumatic experience, but
by Amanda Yen, Student Writer Most people find their roommates either through social media pages or mutual friends. If you’re looking for a roommate through one of these avenues, here are some things to keep in mind as you conduct your search: Look for someone you can live with. This one seems obvious, but you’d
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by Amanda Yen, Student Writer No 8 a.m. classes. Let me be clear: Do not take any classes before 9:30 a.m. unless absolutely necessary. You might have gone to high school every day at 8 a.m., but you should never do this in college. You’re going to be on a later schedule, and it’s going
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