Parents
10 Essential Things You Should Know Before You Start College
There are some major milestones everyone must go through in life. Graduating high school, moving on to college, buying a house, and starting a family are the four that top the charts. But, if you are not careful about how you spend in college, achieving those last two milestones can become difficult.
So, that’s why you should know these essential things before you start college.
Fun Dorm Bonding Activities for College Students
Getting to know the people in your college dorm can seem kind of overwhelming at first especially if you’re not used to living with a bunch of people with different personalities and quirks. Not everyone is a social butterfly. But there are ways to include...
How to Recharge and Rejuvenate Before the New School Year
When summer arrives and the semester ends, every college student breathes a sigh of relief because textbooks and exam notes are put away in exchange for having fun during the warm, sunny days!
Professors
Affording the American Dream: Measuring College (Un)affordability
The pressure to attend college is at an all-time high, as is the cost to attend. A March 2017 report released by the Institute for Higher Education Policy (IHEP) states that most low- to middle-income students cannot afford more than 5% of the 2,000 colleges IHEP studied. Given the rising costs of tuition, the American Dream of achieving a college degree is becoming more of a pipe dream than a reality for the underprivileged masses.
So, what exactly is driving up the cost of tuition higher than the rate of inflation, and what can be done to remedy this issue? Read on to find out.
Money Matters: Starting the Conversation about Costs of College with Your Student
Relationship experts say that most couples argue–and break up–over money issues. Talking about money as it relates to attending college, I can tell you from personal experience, can also make your kids want to walk out the door. Or at least storm up to their rooms not...
Do’s and Don’ts for Moving into Rented Accommodation as a Student
The second year is the time in student life where many people think that it is time to try renting a place and moving out of halls of residence. It can be a big decision and have a positive or negative effect on your life so careful consideration is required. Here...
Students
Caring professor may be key to how a graduate thrives – University World News
Source: Caring professor may be key to how a graduate thrives - University World News
Caring professor may be key to how a graduate thrives – University World News
Source: Caring professor may be key to how a graduate thrives - University World News
The Caring Professor by Daniel de Roulet, Ph.D., David C. Pecoraro, M.F.A. & Kevin de Roulet on iBooks
Read a free sample or buy The Caring Professor by Daniel de Roulet, Ph.D., David C. Pecoraro, M.F.A. & Kevin de Roulet. You can read this book with iBooks on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or Mac. Source: The Caring Professor by Daniel de Roulet, Ph.D., David C....