Having a roommate can be one of the best experiences in college, especially if you get along and genuinely become friends as the semesters progress. Of course, it can also be one of the most difficult aspects of college if you don’t get along, or as is often the case, have different ideas about the meaning of the word “clean.”
With so many companies offering textbook rentals, it can difficult to locate the best price. Lucky for us though, there are sites like CampusBooks.com. CampusBooks is a unique website that scans through the most popular textbook websites and allows students to compare prices on rentals, as well as on new and used textbooks.
Can you believe it? The summer is already winding down and schools are preparing to re-welcome their students. While there are some great reasons to be excited about going back to school, there is also one thing that makes quite a few students anxious – stress.
Sadly, summer is coming to an end and Fall semester is right around the bend. Relaxing afternoons spent wallowing in the pool will soon be replaced by long nights soaking up knowledge in the library. Here are 5 tips to help get you back into school mode.
According to the College Board, approximately 35% of undergraduate students take out federal Stafford Loans, including 50% of full-time undergraduates. And, among bachelor’s degree recipients, 66% graduate with student loans. In order to better manage your student loans, consider the following.
Dan Northern discusses the benefits of using RateMyProfessor in his article Why You Must Use Rate My Professors. I don’t disagree entirely. I’m here to offer a different perspective though. RateMyProfessors can be useful, but as a last caveat consider this:
