Leadership is one of those widely discussed topics yet is primarily misconstrued to be something it isn’t. Of course, the journey to becoming a leader is not an easy one, but it does not have to be impossible.
College students can be experts at saving money. As the old adage goes, “Necessity is the mother of invention”. Well, when you’re busy and on a tight budget, you’re forced to come up with some pretty creative solutions. Did you hear about the freshman who ate free dinners for a semester in the student union by visiting every evening club and informational meeting she could find? Or the sophomore who got caught selling dorm parking spots on football Saturdays? Or the upperclassman who claimed toilet paper is cheaper than coffee filters and does just almost as good of a job?
The transition from high school to college is more of a leap than a step, and it can be tough on our kids. With money worries, exam stress and learning to live alone for the first time, it’s no wonder rates of anxiety, depression and stress in young people are on the rise.
Here are some tips, which can help you to make the moving process in the next phase of your life smooth and quick.
