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Imagine earning your college degree and coming out with little to no debt. It sounds too good to be true, doesn’t it? As of 2018, about 20% of U.S. residents carry student loan debt. This can be a huge barrier for graduates just getting their lives started. There are a whole bunch of methods to help you minimize that pesky debt...

Have you ever wondered why some professors like certain students more than others? Believe it or not, it’s usually not that hard to make your instructors happy. They may not always come out and say exactly what they want, but there are a few behaviors that can help boost your relationship with your professor almost immediately. Implement some of these...

The United States expects to see roughly 200,000 new jobs for registered nurses each year between now and 2026, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The demand for nurses is high, significantly outpacing other careers in the healthcare industry. Students who are interested in this path would be smart to get started on their nursing education right away. If...

Pursuing a college education is the American dream for most teens and young adults, but it’s getting more expensive by the minute. With everything from housing to classes and fees, all those costs can put the dream of higher education on the back burner. It might be easy to borrow money with a student loan, but that option can leave...

The month you were born in might say a lot about the kind of student you are, or it might not. The zodiac is more art than science, but it’s a fun way to explore personality and behavior. We’ve reimagined each sign as a type of college student. How does yours match up? Capricorn Students who miss a class know to turn...

If you’re like most students, you’re already thinking about college while you’re still in high school. You may have a college you’d like to attend and want to increase your chances of getting accepted. The choices you make in high school can influence the likelihood of getting into the college of your choice. Here’s what you should know to...

Going off to college can be an exciting and nerve-wracking experience, especially if you’re just finishing up high school. It’s a chance to spread your wings, make memories, make mistakes and learn valuable lessons both in and outside the classroom. There are a few facts you should consider before you decide to start college at 18. These tips can help...

Two out of three high school students graduate with a diploma and move on to a four-year college, but this isn’t the path everyone chooses. One in 20 students don’t even graduate, although nearly half of high-school dropouts do eventually attend college. Whether you didn’t finish high school, immediately entered the workforce or started a family right after graduation,...

We all know group projects are supposed to prepare us for the teamwork required in many careers, but does anyone actually enjoy these ordeals? All too often, group projects lead to frustration and hurt feelings. Thankfully, we’ve got a quick guide to making them as painless as possible. It’s All About the Planning Setting expectations and assigning roles is a crucial...

Going to college seems like a rite of passage that most young people feel required to do. In 2018, the projected number for college students starting in the fall was 19.9 million. But is this common choice always the right path for everyone? Discover some of the pros and cons and learn how trade school can provide a less...