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When I turned 20, I looked in the mirror and started crying. I was sure I saw wrinkles.

Just kidding, but honestly I was sad that I could no longer consider myself a “teenager.” I started to feel a little guilty for still sleeping with a teddy bear, relying on my parents financially, and forgetting to make my bed.

I also started to think about what all the other 20-year olds out there have already accomplished in their lives. Aside from celebrities like Daniel Radcliffe, who have already made millions of dollars before turning the legal 1-8, what is expected of normal 20 year olds nowadays?

“Now you don’t have to wait around at the bus stop wondering whether the bus will come or not.”

“Professors wouldn’t be able to tell whether or not a student was one of their own, but all that is about to change…”

You don’t have to travel far to make a difference this spring break.

After having an internship application evaluated via e-mail or snail mail, eligible candidates are often notified and asked for a phone interview. Here’s what you need to know.

Following in USC’s footsteps of recruiting young athletes, this week DePaul offered an 8th grader a basketball scholarship. That’s right…middle school! Is that crossing the line?

Rejection for young adults hurts on all levels, especially when we get our hopes up. However, this college student shares why it’s better to try and fail than to not try at all.

If you’re single in college, Valentines Day is an excuse to spread the love, admit your feelings for a friend, or just kiss everyone in sight.

Isn’t seventh grade a little young to be thinking about colleges?

It’s worth remembering that if going Greek doesn’t seem like it’s for you – you’re still completely normal and you will still have a social life.