Finding Cheap Stuff for Your College Dorm
So you've taken out your student loans, paid for tuition, bought a new laptop, and spent the rest on expensive textbooks. You're all set for college now, right? Well, if you're like most students and will be moving into a dorm, unfortunately, you still have a bit more shopping to do. Your dorm will probably only come with a dresser, a closet, and a bed, so everything else that you'll want for your new room will have to be provided by you and … Continue
Should I Buy an e-Reader for College?
With roommates, classes, finances, and all the other potential sources of stress involved with college, textbooks are probably one of the last things on your mind. But for many students, the high cost and numerous choices surrounding college textbooks end up being a surprising source of woe. Forget spending a mere $100 on textbooks in any given semester; for many students, a typical semester's textbook spend runs easily into the $200-$400 … Continue
Talking To College Professors, Dos And Don’ts
The college years are all about learning and growth. The most obvious place to learn is in class from trained professionals called professors. Building a healthy relationship with these individuals could help keep your GPA up and improve your understanding of course material. Despite popular belief, professors are experts in their field. Treat them as such. Here are a few dos and don’ts on talking to your college professors. First Few … Continue
Finding Cheap Stuff for Your College Dorm
So you've taken out your student loans, paid for tuition, bought a new laptop, and spent the rest on expensive textbooks. You're all set for college now, right? Well, if you're like most students and will be moving into a dorm, unfortunately, you still have a bit more shopping to do. Your dorm will probably only come with a dresser, a closet, and a bed, so everything else that you'll want for your new room will have to be provided by you and … Continue
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Finding Cheap Stuff for Your College Dorm
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