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2 min read | January 31, 2020
If you’re taking virtual classes or working from home, sometimes it might be hard to stay focused. Try these tips to boost productivity when all you want to do is lounge on the couch with a book or watch TV (but that’s OK sometimes too).
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BLOG | COLLEGE
2 min read | January 31, 2020
Many financial institutions offer special perks for their student accounts and student credit cards; however, you’ll want to explore which benefits continue after graduation and which terms may change.
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BLOG | COLLEGE
2 min read | January 31, 2020
Parking on campus can be limited or nonexistent for students. If you’re going to bring a car to school, parking is something you’ll need to think about ahead of time to avoid expensive tickets and get to class on time.
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BLOG | COLLEGE
4 min read | January 31, 2020
Are you ready for the holidays but your savings account isn’t? Consider a part-time job or side gig to bring in some extra cash! There are plenty of ways to bring in some dough that do not require full-time commitments.
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BLOG | COLLEGE
2 min read | January 31, 2020
Textbooks can be a huge expense to an already expensive school year. There are pros of renting instead of buying and vice versa, but there are other options besides those two to save some money.
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BLOG | COLLEGE
3 min read | January 31, 2020
Everyone talks about financial aid through the FAFSA, but there isn’t a lot of discussion about private student loans — offers that come flooding in as you’re applying to schools. Let’s explore differences between federal and private loans.
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BLOG | COLLEGE
2 min read | January 31, 2020
The main purpose of college is to learn. It’s a time to prepare and grow for the career that you will someday have. Between studying, going to class, and all the extra things in life, sleep can be low on the priority list.
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BLOG | BUDGETING
2 min read | January 27, 2019
Figuring out how to pay for college can add additional stress for students, and scholarships aren’t always right at our fingertips. Here are some ways you can narrow your search and easily find scholarships that are just right for you.
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BLOG | COLLEGE
2 min read | January 27, 2019
Whether or not it’s your first year, homesickness is very common. According to a study done by UCLA Higher Education Institute, 69% of first year college students experience some form of homesickness.
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BLOG | COLLEGE
1 min read | January 27, 2019
Graduating from college is exciting, but it also comes with the responsibility of making student loan payments. This can seem overwhelming, but we have some tips to help make student loan debt more manageable.
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BLOG | COLLEGE
2 min read | January 27, 2019
An important thing to remember when choosing a major, is that you’re not locking yourself in to this one position.
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BLOG | COLLEGE
2 min read | January 27, 2019
Uncertainty in your schedule can make it a struggle to balance school, work and life. Learn to create a routine to reduce the strain on your mental and physical health, increasing your overall efficiency, success, and happiness.
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BLOG | COLLEGE
3 min read | January 27, 2019
Whatever your feelings, many employers offer unpaid internships. So, whether you’re considering one, have accepted one, or just want to learn more about them, we’ll attempt to answer some key questions.
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BLOG | COLLEGE
2 min read | January 27, 2019
Yes, study abroad is so much fun. But there are other reasons to do a study abroad program. If you’re thinking about studying abroad, here are a few things to consider that can enhance the experience.
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BLOG | COLLEGE
2 min read | January 27, 2019
At many colleges and universities, freshmen are required to live on campus. When the time comes, finding off-campus housing can be challenging. Here are a few things to keep in mind while searching for your first apartment or rental house.
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BLOG | CAREER
2 min read | January 27, 2019
Paying for school is a big expense and there are only so many loans available. Fortunately, there are jobs available to help you earn money for school-related expenses. Check out some of these jobs and resources.
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BLOG | COLLEGE
2 min read | January 27, 2019
Student loans turn the burden of paying for school into something more manageable. Knowing the basics of student loans — especially those issued by the federal government — can save hundreds (if not thousands) of dollars in the long run.
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BLOG | COLLEGE
2 min read | January 27, 2019
For most students pursuing education beyond high school, the looming threat of student loans always seems to hang over decisions about the future. The good news is that steps you take now can set you up for success as you build your career path.
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BLOG | COLLEGE
3 min read | January 26, 2019
The school year is a time for new beginnings, new opportunities, and new costs. From classes to text books and everything in between. Create your budget before the school year starts and it will be much easier to avoid temptations.
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BLOG | COLLEGE
2 min read | January 17, 2019
School is expensive. With tuition, books, supplies, and everything else, there aren’t many ways to cut costs, but one place to start is your living space. Whether it’s a house, apartment, or dorm, these tips can help cut costs.
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BLOG | COLLEGE
2 min read | January 17, 2019
Walking into an office after a long day of classes 3-5 days a week while all your friends are napping or hanging out can seem like a drag. Why put in work after working hard in classes all day instead of getting a head start on homework or just relaxing?
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BLOG | COLLEGE
2 min read | January 17, 2019
College can really put a strain on your pockets and cause many students to feel that they aren’t able to do much or keep up certain lifestyles. But did you know that most of the things you spend your money on offer student discounts? No?
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BLOG | LIFESTYLE & TRAVEL
2 min read | January 17, 2019
Your schedule can get hectic with classes and activities, but don’t let that stop you from working out. Equipment can be expensive; however, furniture and school supplies can work just as well. Why not turn your dorm room into your gym?
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BLOG | COLLEGE
1 min read | March 3, 2018
Before even considering spending your hard earn cash, try asking your loved ones if they’re getting rid of some furniture. Since they’re your friends or family, it’s most likely they will give it to you for free or at a discounted price.
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