University is both an exciting and intimidating experience. While you get many opportunities to have fun, you also have so many things to do that it can be hard to know where to start. Managing coursework, assignments, exam preps, and co-curricular activities can be overwhelming. But it’s never too early to start thinking about study strategies. Read more >

The dreaded “mid-semester slump” is a rite of passage for university students. You’ve gotten into a routine. You’ve been studying the course material with consistency. And now, as mid-semester approaches, you’re starting to feel like you’re in a rut. But the good news is that you can shake yourself out of that slump and motivate yourself to get back on track. Read more >

Finding housing and making your own home is integral to the college experience. In fact, for many students, it’s considered a rite of passage – an essential stop on the way to adulthood. Yet, for first-time student housing hunters, finding a place can seem daunting. Fortunately, you don’t have to go through the process on your own. Read more >

We usually think of a bucket list as a compilation of the things we want to do throughout our lives. Yet, when you’re a young college student, there’s no sense of urgency, and as a result, you may end up putting off bucket list items until much later. Fortunately, there’s no reason to only have a bucket list that applies to your entire life — you can also create one just for your time at college. Here are some ideas to use as inspiration. Read more >

For many students, university is much more difficult than high school, which makes getting good grades a challenge. Whether you’re used to being a high-flier, you always struggled with academics, or you fall somewhere in between, here are some practical methods you can use to bring your grades up. Read more >