Category : Education Advice

Bike Safety 101

May 6, 2013|By: |Leave a comment
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Spring is finally here, or so it seems. (Spring’s been awfully fickle this year, so it’s hard to tell if it’s really here or not.) With spring come birds singing, leaves budding, love (that’s a thing, right?) and bicyclists galore. Sharing the road is the responsibility of both the bikers and the drivers, so it’s … Continue reading “Bike Safety 101” »

What To Do With a Communications Degree

Apr 29, 2013|By: |Leave a comment
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Communications students study a variety of skills that are highly sought after in the job market. Here is an in-depth list of potential careers that communications majors can pursue. Continue reading “What To Do With a Communications Degree” »

March Madness – Nerd-Style!

Mar 22, 2013|By: |1 Comment
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Not a fan of college basketball or NCAA March Madness? Perhaps it’s time to organize a Nerd Tournament. Continue reading “March Madness – Nerd-Style!” »

Six Things You’ll Realize When You Graduate

Feb 18, 2013|By: |Leave a comment
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How is life different after you graduate from college? Do things change? Here are six realizations that will become perfectly clear to you once you’ve graduated. Continue reading “Six Things You’ll Realize When You Graduate” »

4 Ways to Furnish Your College Apartment On a Tight Budget

Jan 25, 2013|By: |Leave a comment
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On a budget? It doesn’t have to cost a fortune to furnish your first apartment. Here are some ways to make your apartment a home, without breaking the bank. Continue reading “4 Ways to Furnish Your College Apartment On a Tight Budget” »

The Five-Pronged Approach To Goal-Setting

Jan 17, 2013|By: |Leave a comment
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Looking to find some balance in your life in 2013? We suggest the five-pronged approach: Create intellectual, physical, spiritual, financial, and social goals. Continue reading “The Five-Pronged Approach To Goal-Setting” »

Balancing Your Health

Jan 8, 2013|By: |Leave a comment
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The most popular new year’s goal this year is weight loss. Together with goals like “more exercise” and “healthier eating,” these health-oriented goals account for 42% of new year’s goals made in the U.S. Whether you are a college student or are working full … Continue reading “Balancing Your Health” »

How To Pull An All-Nighter During Finals

Dec 7, 2012|By: |Leave a comment
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Fall Semester is quickly coming to a close. With so many final projects and tests, how do you fit it all in? You might need to pull an “all-nighter” or two. Continue reading “How To Pull An All-Nighter During Finals” »

Facts About London I Didn’t Learn In College

Nov 28, 2012|By: |Leave a comment
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Which London bridge is falling down? Where exactly is “Big Ben?” Find out some facts about London that you might not have learned in college. Continue reading “Facts About London I Didn’t Learn In College” »

Spooky Halloween Statistics [infographic]

Oct 24, 2012|By: |Leave a comment
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There is plenty to fear, especially on Halloween. But what should we really be afraid of? Poisoned candy? Nope. Child abduction? Not likely. Diabetes and lead-based paints? Apparently so. What things are you worried about this Halloween? Take a look at the spooky stats … Continue reading “Spooky Halloween Statistics [infographic]” »