How to Balance Schoolwork and a Job in College
Planning to work while in college? You’re in good company.
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Judy Genshaft Honors College - New Building, New Heights
As a member of the USF Judy Genshaft Honors College, you’ll enjoy tons of honors benefits – such as priority course registration, dedicated academic advising, and exclusive scholarship opportunities. But what you’ll really love are the ...
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4 College Life Lessons from Disney’s The Little Mermaid
Before we dive into these life lessons, let’s take a pop quiz: Do you ever feel like you’re navigating wild, uncharted waters? Do you long for freedom from the life you’ve always known? Do you want to be where the [cool] people are? Have ...
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College Planning Tips for High School Sophomores
Welcome to your sophomore year! You made it through your first year of high school, and that is worth celebrating. Snag yourself an extra cookie and dance to your favorite playlist.
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College Planning Tips for High School Freshmen
It might seem a little silly to begin preparing for college during your freshman year. You’re probably still getting used to your new high school building! But the truth is, the earlier you start preparing for college, the less stress ...
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What Honors College Resources Should You Expect?
If you’re a high-achieving junior or senior in high school, you’re likely considering an Honors College experience when you take the next step in your academic journey.
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5 College Life Lessons from Ted Lasso
Put on your favorite football jersey and bake yourself some shortbread: tonight is the season finale of “Ted Lasso.” (And it might also be the last episode ever, but we’re too busy shouting WE’RE RICHMOND TILL WE DIE to listen to this ...
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Best College Majors for Lucrative Careers
How much will you make when you graduate college? It’s a good question, especially as economic anxiety soars across the U.S. Inflation continues to rise. Rent is high, and hopes of homeownership are dim; a salary of $107,700 is required to ...
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Mistakes Parents of College Students Should Avoid
When your student heads off to college, it rocks both their world and yours. As their life changes, your role in it shifts, too. It’s normal to feel anxious about this transition. After all, when you’re venturing into uncharted territory, ...
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How to Help Your Student Transfer from a Two-Year to a Four-Year School
When your student transfers from a two-year college to a four-year university, it can feel like they’re “leaving the nest” all over again.
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