It’s in your best interest to follow these tips and do the best you can to get along well with your roommates.
Six Ways to Improve Your Relationship With Your Roommates
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College
Beyond the choice of going to college or not (which you have to make yourself) what options are there? Here’s some general information to get you started.
3 Ways to Stay on Top of Your Game in College
With so many places to be and countless deadlines to meet, how will you handle what seems like a never-ending list of responsibilities?
The Six Most Important Factors to Consider When Choosing a College
There are some important factors that everyone should consider when choosing a college.
Six Jobs That Any Student Can Handle While Going To School
Here are six jobs students should consider that won’t take away too much time from their other duties.
How to Save Money in College Without Going on a Ramen Diet
While I was secretly enjoying my ramen lifestyle, my college roommate told me the horrific news: too much ramen is bad for you.
Importance of Keeping Tax Records in College
Assuming you work at least part time and are not claimed as a dependent on your parent’s tax returns, you’ll need to file an annual income tax return.
London Graduate Scheme Can Help in Skills Development and Broaden Skill Set
Thomas relates his experience with a London graduate scheme, a structured program that combines work and training.
Make Your College Experience Uplifting By Preparing With These 5 Tips
Making your college experience better is possible with a bit of preparation and a clear outlook on your future plans and goals.
Bryant & Stratton College
Bryant & Stratton is a unique college that offers a mix of challenging academics, practical education, and real world experience through a flexible, contemporary curriculum in a personalized environment.
Professional Use of Social Media Sites for College Students & Graduates
Infographic: Having a professional presence on your personal social media sites is extremely important, especially if you’re searching for a job.
From Homeschooling to College: The Need for Knowledge of Responsible Sex
By Jennifer L. College allows students to move out of their family house, granting them a relatively high level of independence. But along with freedom should come responsibility.
The New Geneva Christian Leadership Academy
Advancing the Kingdom of Christ through Scholarship, Leadership & Action “The New Geneva Academy is the college for students wanting to know how they can honour the crown rights of King Jesus in the modern world. Under the tuition of men who have thought deeply about the issues at hand, the diligent student should find […]
Academic Stress: Writing Essay Papers Under Pressure?
By Elizabeth Terry As the end of the term approaches, students are starting to cram in their academic requirement. Time is running out very fast that they have no time to take a break and even take a nap because once they miss the deadline, they will be in a bigger trouble. Academic stress […]
Meghan McDermott
Meghan McDermott is a homeschool graduate and founder of Myristica Studios. As a Christian-owned studio, the goal of Myristica Studios is to honor God through media production. Meghan’s current project, in the early stages of production, is a Christian audio fiction series called “Keep Right.” The main character in her audio drama is a homeschooled […]
The Best College Degrees for Frugal People
Homeschool families usually live on one income, so they have to be frugal. But how can you save money when paying for college? While it’s possible to obtain an inexpensive college degree – an Associate’s or even Bachelor’s – almost entirely through testing and distance learning, many homeschoolers want a traditional college experience. The following […]
Your Education: Seven Study Tips for Your Freshman Year
By Anita Ah, freshman year. While dropping a child off at college can result in a teary goodbye for parents, students typically have a different perspective. While being away from home can be a difficult adjustment in some ways, there is much about which to be excited with new freedoms and new friends abound. Of […]
Tips on How to Sail Through and Survive College Life
By Kyle Albert Image courtesy of “Anwaar” College can be an overwhelming experience, especially if you were homeschooled for years. Leaving the comforts of your own home for a new one feels like entering a whole new world. There will be challenges and bumps ahead, but there are gadgets, mobile applications, and simple tips to […]
Charter Oak State College
Charter Oak State College (COSC), named for Connecticut’s famous Charter Oak tree, is a nontraditional public liberal arts college headquartered in New Britain, Connecticut. Sixty-nine percent of COSC’s students are Connecticut residents, although there is no residency requirement. COSC was founded in 1973 by the Connecticut Legislature as a distance learning college for assisting adult […]
Infographic: Start Saving Now for College
College is something you should only start thinking about when your child steps foot on campus, right? For many parents, this is the case. And for many others, they begin thinking about it tentatively when their children are in their teens. However, planning and saving for college can never start soon enough! With college tuition […]
GED
The Razor’s Edge, by Madeleine Richey What is a GED? GED stands for General Educational Development, a series of tests which after successful completion, will earn you a certificate that states you have the equivalent of a high school education. I never had to take the GED, because I was homeschooled through Kolbe Academy, which […]
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
“At Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, what we do — and do best — is teach the science, practice, and business of the world of aviation and aerospace.” Overview Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (generally referred to as Embry-Riddle or ERAU) is a private, not-for-profit, coeducational institution serving culturally diverse students seeking careers in aviation, aerospace, business, engineering, and […]