by Xavier Husser, Boston College, '18
Of all the parts of the college admission process, completing the financial aid portion was and still is my least favorite part of the admission process. While the FAFSA and CSS profile sound daunting with all of the terminology it uses and personal financial...
by Brenda Angulo, Trinity Washington University , '17
Have you ever heard that time management is very important? Well indeed it is. However, knowing yourself is important as well. What do you know about yourself? Do you get distracted easily? Are you likely to procrastinate? Do you have a place where you like to work...
by Andrea Haerther, University of Houston, '19
In high school I was always told that the hardest part about college wasn’t having too little time, it was having too much. I look at that and laugh. What time?! The homework load seems so overwhelming at times. Whenever I don’t have any pressing...
by Abraham Vicuna, University of Houston
Greetings, Since we last spoke, you got the opportunity to get to know me better. Now that I have gone through the first 30 days of college, I wanted to share some useful time management skills with you. My perspective if from a full time student in college living at...
by Brenda Angulo, Trinity Washington University , '17
Okay, so once you start a new semester everything seems to be under control. You have arranged your time, you have been doing your work, you have been doing your readings. But what when something unexpected happens? Like… You get sick and you can’t make it...
