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Should You Let Your Mom Choose Your Major?
Ok, we know. Your parents are the last people you really want to turn to for life advice. Well, other than the “eat your breakfast,” and “brush your teeth” kind of advice. After all,...
How to Network While Going to School Online
Studies show that 70% of jobs are found through networking. One of the biggest benefits of an on-campus college education is the ability to build relationships quickly, with many convenient opportunities to get to...
Do Your Major and Minor Need to Match?
Your choice of college major is, for lack of a better term, major. Whatever discipline you choose to earn your degree in will most likely determine your future career. Depending on what your career...
Should You Take a J-Term Class?
Short for “January Term,” J-Term classes are a useful tool to help you get ahead in your degree. By taking these four-week condensed courses, you can fit more class content into a shorter period...
How to Write a College Application Essay
Once you’ve made the decision to begin your college education or to return to college to finish your education, you will find there are a lot of obstacles you’ll need to navigate to make...
Is It a Series of Hook-ups or a Relationship? How to Tell.
We get it. You’re very busy. And the person you’re hooking up with is also very busy. Whether it’s work, school, family stuff—it can be hard to carve out a lot of time for...
5 Secrets to Being a Successful Online College Student
Online school is extremely convenient, especially for working students and adult attendees. But how do you keep up with classwork without a strict class schedule or on-campus community?
Here are 5 secrets to online learning...
Do This To Get Ahead of Your Classmates
In a sea of students, it can feel hard to stand out. You want to get a good grade and retain the information that is being taught. But plenty of your peers want the...
Most Useful Degrees for Any Career
Everyone struggles with picking the major that will give them the job of their dreams. But research shows that only 27% of college graduates have a job related to their major! If the stats...








