JLV College CounselingDoes Your Personality Fit Your Decision on a College Major?
Choosing a major is not always easy. For many students, they are not sure what they want to study when they get to college. Other students choose majors based on what other people think might be a good fit for them. Even for the students who go into college with a set major, many change their mind and change their major while in school. Get to know yourself and you might find a major that is a great fit for you. Guest blogger Hannah Whittenly shares some academic majors and the personality types that might want to consider those majors. Read More
College Budget? 4 Investments That Will Last Through Your Undergrad
Let’s face it – colleges students typically do not have a lot of extra money. However, there are a few things that may be worthwhile purchases because they can provide great benefits and should last you through your undergraduate years and possibly beyond. Guest Blogger Emma Sturgis gives us four investments you may want to consider if you are an incoming or current college student. Read More
January 2017 Scholarships
Attending college can be quite expensive for students and their families. Luckily, there are many college scholarships and contests available to help pay for a college education. Students should seek out and apply for scholarships in which they meet the eligibility requirements. Below are a handful of scholarships with January 2017 due dates. To see the full list of over 100 January Scholarships, click here.
Only brief information about each scholarship is listed. Therefore, students are encouraged to visit the scholarship websites to get further details about eligibility and requirements. Read More
Scholarship Saturday – November 12, 2016
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.
Scored Your First Job? 4 Tips For The Newbie
No matter if you’re in high school or about to graduate from college, starting your first job can be scary. Even if you have had a job in the past, starting a new job can can be intimidating. You probably don’t know what to expect. Plus, you want to do your best so that you can keep your job. But, if this is your first job, you might not know what is expected of you or what is acceptable in your workplace. Guest blogger Emma Sturgis gives us four tips for individuals with new jobs. Read More
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