College, college, college! The idea of college is enough to freak even the brightest/toughest/most “prepared” student out. One thing all future/current college students want to know: how can I be successful in college? The answer to that question can be different for everyone, but there are a few basic tips anyone can follow to help them out through the grand journey of higher education!
I'm a new blogger so please be gentle with me.
So, am I the only that has noticed that for some of the really popular scholarships you can't be white? I mean, check it out, there's like, a billion and one scholarships for Hispanics, blacks, gays, but whites?
Don't write off those Ivy League schools as an option for you just yet...you might be waving away the best opportunity of your life! You say there's no way you'd get in? No way to pay for it? Well think again!!
Most people on this site are looking towards earning a bachelor's degree or better (masters, doctorate). But, is it really necessary? Without a doubt, the answer is no. Allow me to explain.
This article is in response to the New York Times article about a state bill in Arizona that would legalize the carrying of concealed weapons on Arizona college campuses.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/05/us/05guns.html?ref=us
Would legalizing the carrying of guns on college campuses produce positive or negative results?
03 March 2008
Before I came to college I would always hear about how much more time you have in college than in high school. I would like to contradict that statement.
If you have more time in college, it may be because you have fewer classes and do no extra curricular activities including working.
