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15 March Scholarships Worth $72,000
*Last updated March 2020 ➛ Below are 16 scholarships with March deadlines that total $73,000! Before you go ahead and apply to these scholarships, however, it might be a good idea to read The Complete Guide to Scholarship Hacks first. Good luck! 👊 ACS Scholars Award – Up to $5,000 – Apply by March 1 The American Chemical Society awards scholarships to underrepresented minority… Read More
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After College Graduation: What Next?!
Graduating from university is very different from graduating from high school. People usually go in one of two ways after finishing college. The first path is continuing your education and entering a masters program, and the other is taking a break from school. While it might seem that these options are similar to those of… Read More
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The Millennial Rolodex: Networking Through LinkedIn
Physical Rolodexes may have outlived their physical usefulness, but the concept behind them will never be obsolete. We millennials just have a slightly different tool for the exact same purpose. And it is LinkedIn. I speak from my own experience. LinkedIn was first described to me as “Facebook for people with jobs.” The comment was… Read More
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The Importance of Visiting Your College Counseling Center
Good mental health is vital for a successful college experience. Trying to balance school, work, relationships or other personal issues could easily cause a student stress. In a 2008 joint survey by the Associated Press and mtvU, as many as 80 percent of college students reported feeling stressed on a daily basis and 34 percent… Read More
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Living in NYC on a College Student Budget
In New York City, $100 is actually worth $86.43 according to the Tax Foundation. Living in one of the most expensive cities is hard enough. But living in one of the most expensive cities on a college student budget…is even harder. And this doesn’t just go for New York! Trying to survive anywhere is hard… Read More
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Why Being Busy is a Blessing
Never have any free time? Be thankful. Being busy is a blessing. Constantly having things to do can be overwhelming, but it’s important to remember how valuable busyness can be. Sometimes it can be hard to remain grateful when you have a hundred things on your plate, which is why it is essential to keep… Read More
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Where Free Education Stands in the U.S.
Where Free Education Stands in the U.S. As the price of college continues to grow, so does the number of students worried about being able to complete college debt-free. According to U.S. News and World Report, in-state tuition has risen 296% between the years of 1995 and 2015, and student debt currently exceeds $1.2 trillion.… Read More
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Growing Their Own: California University Tries Its Hand at Farming
When we think of The University of California, Santa Barbra, we don’t typically picture anything to do with farming. Located on the sun-kissed coast of Southern California, this beautiful campus is known for everything from beach parties to beach volleyball tournaments. Indeed, fruit tree orchards and vegetable gardens seem to be about as far removed… Read More
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How to Dress for the Adult World on a College Student’s Budget
We’ve all been told to dress for success. It’s a phrase that’s been used to the point of becoming somewhat cliché, constantly tossed around in popular culture throughout the decades. When shows such as Mad Men first gained popularity with our generation, though, that term had a slightly new meaning. Characters like the ultra- suave… Read More
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The Interview: What to Say and What to Leave Out
Congratulations! You’ve been offered an interview. Whether it’s for a job in your field after graduation or an internship for the summer before your junior year, it’s a considerable step in the right direction. Being offered the interview feels great until the anxiety sets in. While there’s no reason to feel nervous, it’s important to… Read More
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3 Tips to Focusing and Staying Motivated for the New Semester
It’s almost that time again for the start of a new semester! The break ends too soon for all of us and with the end of winter break comes the inevitable stress of classes. It can be hard to adjust back to the swing of things; but the good news is there are 3 tips… Read More
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Pitfalls of the Electoral College
The Electoral College has been a prevalent matter of discussion throughout the past months. For the second time in the past five elections, a president was elected despite losing the popular vote. The Electoral College has lifted the United States out of slavery and entirely shaped the development of the country to this day. The… Read More
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How to Plan for Summer This Winter (Month by Month Guide)
Even though it’s the middle of the winter and it is cold with snow on the ground for many of you, there has never been a better time to plan for the summer. Whether you want to pursue an internship, travel or something else entirely, there are many ways to start preparing your your summer… Read More
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10 Scholarships for Business and Marketing Students
Are you business-minded? Social media savvy? These 10 scholarships may be for you! [divider] 1. Business Leaders of Tomorrow Scholarship – $1,000 – Apply annually by January 29 Write a 600-1,000 word essay explaining what you hope to accomplish during your collegiate and professional career, for a chance to win $1,000! 2. Business Plan Scholarship – $1,000 – Apply… Read More
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J. Crew Student Discount and Best Coupons
Helpful Hints: Always check out J.Crew’s wide selection of sale styles for savings up to 70% off original prices (women’s and men’s). J.Crew also often has coupons that you can use to save even on sale styles. You can get FREE standard shipping with a minimum purchase of $150. To see current deals from J. Crew,… Read More
