by Zia Sampson
CollegeXpress Student Writer, Loyola University New Orleans
Setting a new schedule for yourself should be fun and refreshing, but if you're a little stressed, here are some great tips for finding your new rhythm.
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by Ebony Forbes
CollegeXpress Student Writer, Georgia Institute of Technology
Wondering what college finals are like? Here are the three keys to making it out alive by the end of the week.
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by Cathryn Sloane
Varsity Tutors Contributing Writer
Congratulations--you're off to college in a few months! Now, what do you do with your summer? College and schoolwork may feel like a long time away, but there are a handful of essential things you should add to your checklist in order to smoothly survive the transition to college, along with the first semester.
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by Jessica King
Contributing Editor
They tell you to join activities as soon as you arrive on campus to make friends and meet new people. But with hundreds of clubs to choose from, where should you look first?
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by Kristen Fackler
Freelance Writer
You're a freshman, just getting used to the college life. No need to think about your career now, right? Wrong! I don't mean that you have to get worried and consumed with your degree and exactly what you're going to do with it, but resist the urge to put your career plans off until later. Dive in right away.
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by Ashley Lisenby
DJ and News Commentator, WTBU; Blogger and Journalist
School is in session and you might be thinking the last thing you need to add to your plate of classes, homework, and activities is a campus job. But actually having a job during the academic year could benefit you in a few ways.
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by Andrea Alexander
Former Attorney; Graduate Student; Writer and Tutor, Grockit.com
While there's no substitute for school-specific experience (which is a great reason to seek advice from students who are already enrolled in your program), these five actions will probably make the first day go a little more smoothly.
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