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Your Guide to Not Accidentally Stressing Out Your Professors

Let’s be honest: email is not exactly your preferred communication method. If you had it your way, everything would be done through texts, DMs, or maybe even a quick FaceTime. But in college and honestly, for the rest of your adult existence, email is the main way teachers, professors, advisors, scholarshi...


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Unlike in high school, no one checks if you’ve managed your time well in college. It’s entirely on you. Seems a little scary, yes? If you’re starting to feel overwhelmed by the new freedom that college provides, don’t fret! College is the best time to learn how to become your own boss.

Set a Schedule & Stick to It

Create a daily schedule that out...


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What is identity theft and how can I protect myself?

Identity theft is when someone uses or attempts to use your personal information without your consent. Common pieces of information that get stolen include names, passwords, addresses, social security numbers, and any account numbers, such as bank, loan, and/or medical accounts. To protect yourself,...


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College interviews don’t have to feel like an interrogation under a fluorescent light. Think of them more like a conversation with a very official stranger who genuinely wants to know you. And while not every college requires an interview, they’re most common at highly selective or reach-level schools. So, if you’re aiming high, this is e...


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Every year on November 8th, we celebrate First-Generation College Day - a day to recognize the students who are the first in their families to take the leap into higher education. Whether you’re already in college or you’re a high school senior planning to be the first to go, this day is for you.

Being a first-gen studen...


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