If you’re like most college students, you or your parents had to take out student loans in order to pay for your education. The rising cost of tuition, housing, food and books has made student loans more prevalent in today’s society.
If you’re like most college students, you or your parents had to take out student loans in order to pay for your education. The rising cost of tuition, housing, food and books has made student loans more prevalent in today’s society.
Making new friends is easy but it takes some well worth it effort to keep up with the old. Both old and new friends offer an important perspective, neither of which should be lost at the expense of the other.
The admissions officer across from you asks that fateful question: “Why should this college accept you?” Are you prepared to answer, and answer well?
StudentStuff’s own Paul Backus shares some of his experiences from his semester at the University of KwaZulu Natal.
So Geoff, Todd and crew are so enraptured by World Cup that we decided now was a good time to re-work some things on our site. While burning some late nights and capture the best games on satellite, StudentStuff, always wishing to be of service, is revisiting a series from writer-at-large Paul Backus sharing his [...]
For some it’s vacation, for others, it’s a time to change the world. It’s two months filled with possibilities and we’re going to talk about a few.
The college party can be both the most exciting and most feared aspect of campus life. Before hitting the town, educate yourself.
Caveat emptor: Scholarship search services and financial aid advice services are common these days but too many companies charge high rates to provide information that can be found elsewhere for free.
I am a gay Republican. I am a man who chooses to think for himself and shape his life on his own terms. I don’t think that makes me so radical.
Nobody wants to dorm with the obnoxious hall mate whose habits drive everyone crazy. Though we had a system going, not every night went smoothly.