Category: Students resources

If you live in the United States, you most likely use a car to get around. And if you’re driving a car, that means you (or whoever owns the vehicle) had …

With so many people stuck home these days, networking can feel impossible. It’s not like you can just attend a conference, go to a happy hour, or meet a new …

Whatever the reason, you’ve racked up an unmanageable amount of credit card debt. You’re not sure if you’ll ever pay it off, let alone have enough money to buy a …

If you’re in college or have recently graduated, you probably rent the place where you live. Compared to owning your home, this means way fewer responsibilities (and expenses). You take …

Credit cards are an interesting tool. If you use them responsibly, they’re a great way to build your credit, protect yourself from fraud, and even earn some cool rewards along …

College isn’t cheap. According to EducationData.org, the average yearly cost of attending a 4-year institution for the 2019-2020 academic year was $21,950 (for in-state students). While that number can vary …

If you’ve suddenly found yourself working from home, it can be a big adjustment. The once-clear boundaries between work and home have blurred, making it feel like you’re working all …

One of my favorite things about college was how much free time I had. In comparison to high school, when every waking minute was filled with class, marching band, theater, …

I don’t know about you, but I love starting new projects. There’s so much joy and excitement in having a new idea and working to turn it into something real. …

Reading is a critical part of learning, whether you’re in college or not. But if you are in college, you probably feel like you’re drowning in reading assignments. How are …