The week after spring break my senior year was tough. I spent most of my high school classes staring aimlessly at the clock, waiting for the bell to signal my five minutes of freedom before I’d land in another class — staring aimlessly at ...
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Spooky Season has commenced! Halloween is right around the corner, and while it’s one of the most exciting times of the year, finding a costume can be stressful — especially if you’re working with a college student’s budget. Between ...
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Being a National Merit Scholar is an incredible honor, but it doesn’t make the college application process any less unnerving. If you are a National Merit Scholar, there are some key things in the college admissions process you should ...
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The whiplash students may experience when transitioning into college can largely be attributed to the newfound independence of living on their own for the first time. Having your own space is an exciting experience, but it can also be ...
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You’ve made it through the college application process and have completed all the required documents, now it’s time for one more major step: registering for your classes. Likely, you’ve pored over the course catalog to see what you might ...
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Boundaries. At first, that word can be intimidating, but boundaries aren’t in any way negative — they are quite necessary. Boundaries are required for healthy relationships, school-work-life balance, and a healthy you. This is contrary to ...
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Happy spring break! For you high school seniors, you are nearing the finish line. With a break from the hustle and bustle of your senior year, utilize your spring break to not only relax and enjoy yourself but also to prepare as best you ...
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There’s nothing like a break in between semesters to help you reset. You can take the time to rest and spend time with family and friends free of worry about an 11:59 p.m. deadline. It’s your time to hibernate. It can, however, be ...
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By nature, humans are social beings, with a desire for companionship built into each and every one of us. We need friendship and studies show that those friends help keep us healthy. In college, the connections you make are just as ...
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