7 Signs You Are Under a Lot of Stress in College

College is supposed to be a fun-filled time of learning and expanding horizons, right? Unfortunately for many college students, the pressure to succeed can take the fun out of the college experience. Students often find themselves stressed to the point of burnout, which can derail your plans for the future. The good news is that stress is treatable and can be managed. However, many college students don’t realize that they are under too much stress– or write it off as normal—until it’s too late. Here are some signs that you may need to seek help in managing your stress. Read More

How to Find Good College Fits

College fit is a term you are going to hear a lot as you are going through the college search process. However, what exactly does college fit mean? A good college fit is when a college meets your needs and wants academically, socially, and financially. Good college fits will meet most, if not all, of your preferences when it comes to the college you will attend.

The list below offers some of the things you should consider when searching for colleges that could be a good fit. Read More

Brain Food: 7 Healthy, Affordable Study Breakfasts

You should never skip breakfast as it determines the kind of day that you’ll have. But try saying that to a student with a busy morning schedule and a budget to maintain. Did you know that among students, breakfast is the most skipped meal of the day? It is indeed a sad reality. Understandably, college life can be expensive, but you don’t have to break the bank to enjoy a healthy breakfast that’s good for brain function.

Eating healthy has immense benefits for your body and brain. If you are looking to improve your concentration in class and problem-solving skills, then start your day with a healthy breakfast.

Below, we have listed 7 healthy affordable breakfast options to fuel you for a productive day in class: Read More

10 On-Campus Jobs to Consider as a Student

If you are like most students, you will need a part-time job while attending college. Some students are awarded work-study as part of their financial aid, while others need to make a little extra money. A great place to find a job is on-campus. On-campus jobs are a great opportunity because of all of the advantages they offer. The commute is short. Your schedule will be flexible because your employer knows your studies must come first. And, each position can provide other advantages specific to the job. Below are ten on-campus jobs you might want to consider. Read More

Scholarship Saturday – June 16, 2018

The deadlines for the scholarships that were on this list have passed. To see scholarships that are still accepting applications, visit more recent Scholarship Saturday posts.