Student Guide: How to Find a Suitable Online Job
Finding sponsors to support one’s education is in itself a Herculean task. Even if a student’s education is funded by their parents or by an outside sponsor, being able to earn some income will help the students to understand the value of money thus instilling ... Continue Reading →
Pulling All-Nighters Linked to Lower Academic Performance
Students who use junk food and energy drinks to help keep them up all night to study for a test or finish homework aren’t doing as much good as they think. It’s crucial for our bodies to sleep and recuperate from the day’s events. All-nighters are ... Continue Reading →
Degrees to Think About for 2013
Academia has changed drastically over the last decade. The cost of tuition is on the rise while the job market is on a decline for many of the former popular fields of study. This has left current and potential students with the question of what degree is the best ... Continue Reading →
Five Easy Ways to Get Your Brain Ready for College
It should come as no surprise to you that your brain will be your biggest asset in college. Chances are that you take care of the other organs in your body, but you need to make sure that you’re keeping your brain just as healthy. If you’ve been neglecting ... Continue Reading →
The Advantages of Being Your Own Boss
Are you tired of working for “The Man”? If you’ve been breaking your back to make someone else rich, ask yourself why. With a fantastic idea, a great business plan and a lot of energy, you can start working for yourself. If you’re still ... Continue Reading →
The Freshman 15: Why College Makes You Fat
If you’re heading off to college, there’s little doubt that friends and family have teased you about the freshman 15. The good news is this: The freshman 15 is a myth. While many freshmen do gain weight, the story has taken on a life of its own. The ... Continue Reading →
Thinking of Going Back to School – 4 Strategies for Adult Learners
According to the National Center for Education Statistics, there are about 14 million U.S. students who are age 25 or older. If you’re considering going back to school as an adult, it’s possible. Read on for some suggestions on how to balance schoolwork ... Continue Reading →