
The idea of studying abroad sounds exciting and scary at the same time. It’s exciting because you’d love to see and experience a culture different from yours. However, you’ll be too far from your family and friends. You’ll be a stranger and you’re not sure how well you’d fit in.
It’s time for a different approach. Instead of thinking how much fun you would have and how difficult your social life would become, try this: think how studying abroad will set the foundation for a successful career. When you gain the confidence that you’re doing something really good for your future, you won’t pay too much attention to the fear of being alone.
We’ll list 5 ways how studying abroad drives you towards career growth. Read More

Experience matters when it comes to winning the credit card game. For college students, it can feel like a game with changing rules and unclear directives — spelling trouble for some.
It’s no secret that college is expensive, but there are ways to keep your costs low, build good credit and graduate without racking up piles of debt in the process. Credit cards, when used wisely, offer a bevy of benefits to the responsible borrower. Here are common mistakes that students make when using credit and how you can make your cards work for you, not against you. Read More

As everyone probably knows, many colleges are now accepting applications. The colleges are sending letters, brochures, and postcards in the mail telling you about their applications. The colleges and admission officers are sending emails telling you why you should apply to their college with a link to the application. And, many colleges are trying to make you feel special in hopes you will apply.
Many students are receiving letters and emails saying they are a:

College has long been considered the surest path to financial success, and the facts back up this belief. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, people with bachelor’s degrees earn nearly 70 percent more than those with high school diplomas alone. However, some degrees pay more than others.
When looking at a list of today’s top paying degrees, you’ll notice math, science, and engineering degrees holding many of the top spots, but not everyone has dreams of working for an oil company or being a network engineer. The good news is if you want a lucrative salary doing something you love, there are plenty of degree and career paths with surprisingly high salaries. In fact, here’s a look at four interesting degree options with salaries reaching upwards of six figures or more. Read More