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The Benefits of Having a Mentor and How to Get OneThe benefits to having a mentor in college can be invaluable. Check out our post on the perks of having a mentor and how to find one. -
Dropping classes: To W or not to W?With deadlines looming, it can be stressful to consider what classes you will continue this semester and which you will drop. But the bigger question is, if you miss the deadline for dropping classes, how will a "W" on your transcript effect you? -
Helpful Tips and Advice for Your First Job Out of CollegeThough there are many elements of your first post-college job that will be learned “on the job”, the following tips will help you ensure a successful work experience. Read on to find out how to make the most of your first job out of college! -
Applying to Graduate: What Every Student Should KnowThis is it—you’re at the final stretch, so close to graduation you can nearly feel the ceremonial cap on your head. All of your hard work is about to pay off, as the years of studying have prepared you to advance toward a future of new opportunities. With that being said, just because you’re nearing graduation doesn’t mean you can let off the gas. -
2019 New Year's Resolution: Healthy Spending HabitsTo keep your budget balanced into 2019 and beyond, we’ve compiled this list of healthy spending habits that can help you to save money in the new year. -
Student Survival Guide to FinalsWe’ve compiled this Student Survival Guide to Finals to help you navigate the finals week in a way that keeps your spirits and your test scores afloat. Let’s look at some tips for staying alive during finals... -
Financial planning starting to freak you out? Here’s what you really need to know about sending your kid to college.Nearly three-quarters of parents report their highest stressor as completing applications for admission and financial aid for college, with their biggest concern being the amount of student loans the family will need to borrow. So, before you get too stressed out, here are 4 ways to prepare for college. -
5 Tricks for Saving Money During the HolidaysBetween all the gifts for loved ones and the costs incurred to go visit them, it’s easy for our budgets to feel the crunch of the holiday season. Let’s look at some of the ways you can save money during the holidays, so you can afford to stay on track while the celebrations are underway. -
6 Ways to Help Your Student Prep For Finals SeasonAs a parent, you might be struggling with how to help your student during this stressful period other than reminding them to get enough sleep, eat well, and hydrate – which are actually very important. Although we can’t give you the exam answers or write any finals papers for them, here are seven tips parents can give students during finals season. -
4 Ways to Ensure Your College Graduate Is Prepared for the Job HuntGetting a job after graduation is the goal of most college students. But for many, the job search, interview, and employment process is completely new. We have some ideas for you that you can share with your graduate to help them with their first professional job hunt. -
Why It's Important to Stick to a Budget During Midterms and FinalsIf you can stick to your budget under the stress of finals and midterms, you’ll be prepared to face future challenges in life with a level head. Let’s look at why sticking to a budget is so important during crunch time and check out some tips on how to stay on track when classes get tough.
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