Studying isn’t always a fun or exciting activity. Many people will agree that spending hours staring at computers and books can sometimes be boring and difficult. Sitting down to study for hours is not exactly your idea of fun. But the good news is, there are many ways to make studying less monotonous and more…
How to choose the right college?
The process of choosing the right college is a stressful one. After all, the choices that you make now will affect the rest of your life. Your parents, teachers, guidance counsellors and friends will all try to give you advice and support, however, the final decision is always yours.
College tuition catches
What is one of the most important things to do when you first apply for college? If you have guessed – learn about the professors- you are right. It is very important to develop a good relationship with the instructors if you want to do well, so this is why you need to…
44 tips to survive your first year of college
If you are a college freshman you will definitely benefit from these 44 tips during your first year on campus. The examples are real and have been ” learned the hard way”, so make the most of them in order to avoid possible troubles or problems and have the most of your college campus day.…
Quote: High education bubble
The infographic below shows the on-board cost of higher education for students across the globe. Different costs have been presented in order to show the students facts about things that are usually kept hidden from them, when they initiate admission to some college or university.
Students’ finance: what parents think vs. what students do
NatWest via Save The Student has created an interesting comparative infographic about students’ financing. It shows what parents think they know about what their children’s spending at the university.
What is good and what is bed education practice?
Online education is transitioning as time passes and more and more people are finding it a beneficial avenue to enhance and expand one’s education. This is because online education is more in tune with the needs of those who have other commitments such as jobs, homes and families. The ability to seek out and receive…
Make the most of your Master’s degree
If you choose to stay on at university following a first degree, it will often mean a substantial financial commitment (up to £6,000 in fees alone). There are good and bad motives for choosing this option. If you just see it as a way to delay entering the world of work, the cost in time…
How to overcome financial barriers to education?
While many people will strongly recommend a college education as a way of affording yourself a financially stable life, there is a significant cost associated with a college education. Not only do you have to pay tuition for your courses, but you will also incur costs associated with textbooks, computers, and other living expenses if…
The cost of not knowing
There is no doubt that choosing the right career can be complicated and lengthy process, that has a huge impact on happiness and more that that. The below infographics can help you provide guidance if you are unsure, help you save some money on the college education in the process, by wasting time on unneeded…