When it comes to going to college, one of the most important decisions you need to make is where you will be attending. After all, choosing the right school will not only determine whether or not you can pursue the major you are interested in, it will also have a lot to do with the [...]

Picking a school is always a tough decision. Making the transition from High School to College can be extremely stressful but luckily, there are several resources available for students about to graduate. For High School students who want to become nurses however, it can be an even more difficult choice. While the majority of your [...]

Students have never shied away from vocalizing their views. Demonstrations and student newspapers are the traditional forums of student opinion but increasingly, students are turning to blogs to express themselves. In our digital society blogs are ubiquitous; they are informal, easily accessible and convey a sense of immediacy to their reader. Student blogs can be [...]

According to the Red and Black, which is an independent student newspaper from the University of Georgia, 40% of those who graduated from a journalism and mass communication program in 2008 were unable to find employment. This data seems to be in keeping with information released by the university’s James M. Cox Jr. Center for [...]

If you are looking for a way to save a little money on your college education while also making the entire process a bit easier, you might want to consider attending a community college for the first couple of years of your education and then transferring to a larger college later. Although this is a [...]

Health care is on everyone’s mind – and with it, a growing awareness of wellness and healthy lifestyle choices. Calorie counts are starting to appear on restaurant and fast food menus. iPhones offer calorie-counting apps, and schools and government agencies are dumping vending machines pushing soda and high calorie snacks in favor of [...]

Our society has been hit hard by this recession. The financial ramifications have been felt globally but the moral effects have been less documented. The recession exposed levels of corruption in almost every institution. While economics and ethics rarely go hand in hand the market crash has lead to a renewed demand for honesty in [...]

Have you started your college planning yet?  If you’re a high school senior or just someone interested in going back to school, here are the top ten tips for preparing for college…
1. Enroll in the most challenging high school courses that you can handle.  Continue to work hard and push yourself all the way to [...]