7 Tips to a Successful Semester

While you’re preparing to head to school this fall, it’s important to consider what things you’ll do differently to ensure you have a successful semester. Now is the time to break bad habits, develop good habits and set the course for a successful semester. Here are 7 tips to help you get started on the […]

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5 Tips to Master Move-in Day

College move-in day is approaching and the process of packing your entire life into boxes and then into a car only to transport it all to a new location and watch your new life unfold seems daunting, but it doesn’t have to be. Move-in day can be a breeze but the ease of moving into […]

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5 Tips for Choosing College Courses

Choosing college courses can be a stressful process. Trying to meet requirements and balance your personal interests can seem like a daunting task, but it doesn’t have to be. Although your academic advisors will pressure you into the traditional college expectations, it might be more beneficial to avoid the traditional plan of action for something […]

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3 Ways to Maximize Freshman Orientation

Freshman orientation is the first big step to becoming a college student. It’s the moment you all look forward to as you leave behind everything you know for the unknown. It marks the quickly approaching end of summer vacation and the start of a new chapter. During orientation you can expect to get your school […]

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July 2nd, 2015 by Jane Commando

5 Reasons You Should Have a Mentor

There are many components that shape success. Some components of success are a strong work ethic, academic credentials, your environment and the people you choose to surround yourself with. Each of these play a crucial role in shaping your success both personally and professionally. In a society driven by speed and individualism, it can sometimes […]

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June 29th, 2015 by Jane Commando

Textbooks vs. eBooks, What You Need to Consider

As you shop for reading material for the fall semester, you might notice the option of eBooks becoming available for many of your courses. While eBooks have been around for quite some time, their availability has been limited. In an ever-growing digital age, eBooks are now becoming more and more popular for two reasons: price […]

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6 Tips for Polishing Your Cover Letter

With summer internships wrapping up in the coming weeks and applications for fall internships opening, it’s time to revise your cover letter to make sure you are among the standout candidates when applying for internships this fall. Here are 6 tips for improving your cover letter that will make your voice be heard! Keep it […]

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June 22nd, 2015 by Jane Commando

Paying On Your Loans Now Pays Later

While you still have free time left this summer, it’s a great time to evaluate your finances and consider tackling student loans now rather than later. Although many college students view repaying their student loans as a daunting responsibility they have to deal with “later,” now is a great time to get a step ahead […]

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6 Ways to Responsibly Build Credit

Credit scores are used as a measure of your worth and should be ranked high on your list. Your credit score is used to determine the likelihood that you’ll repay a loan and lenders turn to your score to determine how much they will loan you and what interest rates will be applied. The better […]

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7 Qualities of a Great Leader

Great leaders don’t fit one physical description, they are diverse and thrive in a multitude of professions. Although they can’t be spotted by what they wear, they can easily be spotted by what they do. Great leaders have a specific set of qualities that set them apart from the people around them. Here are 7 […]

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