Write for Us
Have some top secret study tips or a new way to get things done? Why not write an article for College Thrive? We are looking for students, masters, professors, and alumni to write guest posts for collegethrive.com. It’s the perfect way to share your knowledge and help out other students. Plus we give you full credit including a short bio, link, and image.
What We’re Looking For
- Study tips & hacks
- General college advice
- Resources
- Health and Fitness ideas
- Freshmen advice
- New ways to GTD
- Much more
Writing Guidelines
- You should use good writing skills. (yeah, the ones you learned in English composition — though not quite as formal).
- Posts should be about 300- 800 words. We do accept less though, if the article is well written and to the point.
- Article must be original. Don’t try and plagiarize or copy an article from another site. (we check on these things).
- Include links to other websites, as well as to other articles on Collegethrive.com. This really makes your post more credible.
- Use formatting. For example use paragraphs, bulleted/ numbered lists, and bold headings.
Get Started
If you would like to pitch your article idea to us before you write it, feel free to do so. We will let you know what we think. Alternatively, you can skip this step, take your chances, and just send us the article. If it’s well written and is useful to college students we will most likely accept it.
We will let you know as soon as possible if your article has been accepted for publication. Once accepted, you will need to:
- Register on CollegeThrive.com
- Fill out your bio – including any links.
- Get yourself a Gravatar (If you want your photo displayed).
The post that you submit may be edited for grammatical errors and such, but no major changes will be made without consent from the author.
Once your article becomes published on Collegethrive.com, the work cannot be published anywhere else (Only because we are striving to provide high quality, unique content). You can however publish an excerpt on your own website with a link to the rest of the article.
So, what are you waiting for? There are confused college kids out there looking for advice. Get to writing! Please send all submissions to info @ collegethrive.com or fill out the form below.
