When the time comes for you to put the finishing touches on your resume and start sending it to recruiters, how can you stand out from the rest of the college-educated crowd? In this article, we’ll cover 7 things you can do in college to become an irresistible candidate to hiring managers.

A part-time job can be a great way to make extra money during your time as an undergraduate student, as well as offset the cost of that pesky student loan. Many of these jobs can also provide work experience to add to your resume and help prepare you for a future career.

This one decision can save you thousands over the course of your college career. Find out what it is and how to prepare for it.

The cost of attending a university is high enough without having to worry about textbook expenses each semester. In this article, I’ll share the tips I’ve learned and the resources I’ve utilized to minimize my textbook expenses while pursuing higher education.

We live in an age when working college students can have flexible hours, be their own boss, and develop resume-worthy skills, with only a laptop and an internet connection.

How we spend our days is how we spend our lives. Incorporate these daily and weekly life rhythms into your college self-care routine to be happier, healthier, and more productive.

At some point from a teacher or parent you may have heard the misguided advice to “study more” to get better grades. Although they probably had good intentions, studying more does not guarantee better grades. Studying more effectively, however, can save you time and improve your academic performance.

You may think you have everything covered on your college packing list, but there could be some necessities that have slipped under your radar.

Graduating from college debt-free can seem like a pipe-dream to those of us who grew up in a lower tax bracket, but with the right strategy it doesn’t have to be.