College Etiquette Rules for Sharing Your Space (and Your Fridge)
Having a roommate is part of the college tradition that creates memories — good or bad — that last the rest of your life. Believe it or not, this experience
Travel Tips for Students
In addition to learning from classwork, college provides many opportunities to learn from the world around you. Designated breaks in the school year can provide perfectly timed escapes from campus
5 Ways to Be Part of Campus Life While Living Off Campus
There are upsides and downsides to virtually every living arrangement, and living off campus is no exception. On the plus side, you're probably going to save money on housing, have
10 Quirky Items Every Student Apartment Needs
Setting up your student apartment is a fun part of getting ready for the new school year. You've probably gathered all the basics, but there are a few extra things
6 Things You Can’t Live Without Your Freshman Year
When you're shopping with your parents for your freshman year of college, the focus is usually on the practical stuff. Of course, you need everything on the list your school
Five Tips to Get Your Home Back-to-School Ready
For some families, the thought of their kids heading back to school is a welcome relief. For others, it can cause panic and stress. From clothes shopping, to organizing school
Relaxing Activities for Students at the University of Michigan
After years of working hard and dreaming about it, starting classes or returning to classes at top-ranked Michigan is exciting. As thrilling as it is, you know being a student
Discovering Hidden Gems in Aggieland
You may live in Bryan-College Station, but classes keep you on campus at Texas A&M University during most of the semester. That's why summer is a great opportunity to experience
5 Things to Do with Your College Freshman This Summer
Transitioning your child from high school to college is an exciting time, but the summer after high school may be the last time the entire family is together for a
Your Checklist for Surviving the First Year as a Graduate Student
Since 1986, the Council of Graduate Schools (CGS) and the Graduate Record Examination (GRE) Board have compiled a yearly report on graduate student enrollment and degrees awarded in the U.S.