College is expensive - there is no doubt about it. Not only do you have to account for tuition fees, but also, there’s living costs and the cost of textbooks. This can all add up to an intimidating amount, and it’s absolutely understandable if you’re looking for ways to cut down on costs when and where you can. An ideal place to start cost-cutting is in the textbook department. Although the high prices of textbooks can be bewildering and infuriating, they do play an integral part in the learning process. This article has compiled some of the best-known - (and lesser-known) - ways that you can cut down on textbook costs and keep on top of your coursework at the same time.

DevelopVictoria E. July 31, 2017College, University, School, Books, Save, Tips, AdviceComment

Grad School, Intern, Volunteer or Work? What’s Next For You?

Graduating from undergrad is an exciting accomplishment and something to be very proud of. But the bittersweet ending means it is time to begin a new chapter in your life, often including entering the workforce full time. But as a young 20-something, starting a full-time career might not be the next step for you—at least not right away. College is only four years, after all, and it’s okay to feel like you haven’t had enough time to learn, explore your talents and options, and begin a one-track career.

Develop, AdvanceVictoria E. April 5, 2017Personal, Develop, Advice, School, Next Steps, Intern, Volunteer, WorkComment