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8 Valuable Job Search Sites for College Students
Don't limit your career search to a single source. Find a job you'll love with these websites that offer the most exposure and the best, coolest job listings.
How to Motivate Yourself to Start College Applications
You know you have to start your college applications, but you could use some inspiration or something at this point. Here's the motivation you're looking for.
by Bella Medina
How to Stay on Top of Homework as an Art Major
Don't let people fool you! Art school can be tough. Here's some advice on how to stay on top of your schoolwork from a student who's been there.
by Dia Huth
The Best Ideas for Dates on Your College Campus
Although you're on campus 24/7, there are still ways to make your dating life exciting and romantic. Use these tips on food, events, and other date ideas.
How to Know If a Women's College Is Right for You
In the search for the right college for you, have you considered women's colleges? Here are some advantages of attending these great institutions.
Our Best Advice for Dealing With Stress as a Student
Being a student is stressful no matter who you are. Need help getting through it all? Take a look at all our best advice on stress management right here.
Your First Part–Time Job: A Guide for High Schoolers
Starting part-time employment as a full-time student can be stressful, especially if it's your very first job. Here's how to make a smooth transition.
by Erica West
6 Student Tips to Help You Apply for Scholarships the Right Way
Applying for scholarships can be monotonous, we know. But with these tips, you can get on the right track to winning more money for college in no time.
by Kay Teekell
7 Fun On–Campus Jobs You Really Want in College
So you need to get a job in college, but you want one that doesn't suck. These cool on-campus jobs will help you earn some cash but won't feel like a drag.
11 Unexpected College Costs You Should Know
College is already expensive, but just wait until you see some of these unexpected costs. Before you go finalizing your financial plans, factor these in first.
by Phoebe Bain
Top 5 Back–to–School Tips for Every High School Student
Going back to school after summer can be a Herculean task. These tips can help high schoolers get back to the grind and prepare for a productive year.
How to Prepare for Your College Search as a Junior
Rising juniors, it's your time to shine. Junior year is tough, but preparing for your college search a year in advance will make it easier in the long run.
Acclimating to Your New Campus
A major contributor to college success is identifying with the school and wanting to be there. If you're thinking about making a change, know that you're not the only one!
The Hardest Admission Interview Questions
What do you do when an admission interviewer throws you a curveball? Find out what the hardest admission interview questions are and how to answer them!
Why Picking a College Major Isn't the Same as Choosing a Career
Think you're locked into a certain career by declaring a major? Think again! Here's how your field of study can lead to a variety of postgrad job options.
7 Great Stress Busters for a More Balanced Student Life
College students deal with a lot of stress, but don't let it get the best of you! Use helpful tactics like exercise, self-care, time management, and more
3 Great Reasons to Apply to Colleges With No Supplemental Essays
Supplemental essays are time-consuming. Maximize your admission chances by applying to colleges that don't require them—including the 85+ listed here.
by Kristen Moon
Top 6 Pros and Cons of Double–Majoring in College
Thinking about declaring a double major in college? There are a few drawbacks but also several advantages. Learn what they are right here!
A Helpful Guide to LinkedIn for High School Students
LinkedIn isn't a typical social platform. It's a place to network with people who could help your future career. Here's how high school students can use it!
2 Important Things That High Schools Don't Teach You
There are a lot of lessons students have to learn the hard way. Hopefully this advice for your high school years can make your life a little easier!
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