This is a guest post by Jeff Anderson. Find out more about him in the author bio below this post.
I am a senior at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. Like many seniors, I spent the end of junior year stressing about finding an internship for the summer. Thankfully all of my work paid off – I found an internship and learned a few valuable lessons about job-hunting that I’d now like to share with you. Read More →
This is a guest post from Sean Gray, a student at Grossmont College in El Cajon, CA.
You have just bought a car and now have a huge investment in your new mode of transportation. Being a vehicle owner means a little more than just putting gas in the car, cranking it up and driving away. You have to maintain the vehicle if you want to get the best performance out of it. Read More →
This is a guest post from Lior Levine. Find out more about him in the author bio below this post.
No matter what the course of study one is following in college, it will have some demand for extra-curricular reading. The following is a list of some great books that can be utilized by college students to help them further their knowledge according to their course of interest. Read More →
This is a guest post from Carol Montrose, an MBA student at CSUN. Read more about her below the post.
When it comes time to head off to the ivory towers of your chosen university, you may find yourself stymied by a decided lack of funds. Unfortunately for students, institutions of higher learning require up-front payment in order to register for classes, which means that if you don’t have the money in hand, you really can’t go to college. And with the ongoing recession showing no signs of abating, this could spell disaster for the student that can’t qualify for a loan. But don’t despair; you still have options for financial aid. Read More →
This is a guest post by one of our long-time readers, Michael Plis. It’s pretty awesome to see readers getting inspired to write their own articles! Learn more about Michael in his author bio below.
I recently read this article on how companies are losing money because their employees access social media during work hours. It seemed like a pretty innocuous article at first, but then I thought about it a bit more and it started to bug me…a lot. Read More →
It’s been said that as fears go, fear of public speaking is right up there with fear of death and spiders. As a result, many college students find giving speeches in class moderately uncomfortable to downright terrifying. Read More →
This is a guest post by my good friend Leo Widrich. You can read more about him in his author bio below the post, and you can also watch my interview with him here.
To me, college was the very first time I could connect with people based on interests only. It was no longer the accidental connections with people in the same classroom or neighborhood.
Here is where Twitter helped me a great deal. The interest-based approach, different to Facebook’s friends focus made it a lot easier for me to learn about what it is I want to do.
Here are 5 Tips I hope to help you get the most of Twitter, whilst enjoying your time in college. Read More →
Foreign language: one of the many potential requirements waiting for you in college. What you may not realize, though, is the amazing potential that learning another language can give you. Learning another language can:
But learning a language can prove to be difficult, as many of us know from our high school language classes. Read More →
'Sup. I'm Thomas Frank, the guy behind this site. I'm a 21-year-old student at ISU who loves entrepreneurship, web apps, DDR, and blurring the line between intelligence and insanity. Read the rest of my story...
