Winter break is the perfect time to unwind and catch up with your family and friends you haven’t seen in a while. It can also get really dull, as it’s a month-long break with no structure. Some students choose to work or take classes over winter break, but even those...
Deciding what to major in during college is one of the biggest decisions in your life so far. After all, what you major in is likely what you’ll be working in until retirement. As most college first-year students are only 18-years-old, it’s terrifying trying to decide...
For some, general education classes are an opportunity to try a bunch of different majors and see what feels like the best fit. For students who came into college knowing exactly what they wanted to major in, these courses can feel like a waste of money and time. In...
College is very different from high school. There aren’t teachers who follow up with you about missed homework, and your parents aren’t there to make sure you’re studying and going to bed at a reasonable hour. College freshmen face a lot of significant changes once...
Being the first person in your family to attend college is a huge accomplishment and one that should be celebrated. But while it’s an exciting time, first-generation college students face a unique set of challenges not presented to their peers. First-generation...