There's plenty you can do as a high school student to prepare for college. This article will help you to hit the ground running freshman year.

While transferring colleges can be a big transition, it doesn't have to be a stressful process. If you follow these simple steps, not only will you find the college of your dreams, but earn a degree that works for you!

A student-run greenhouse on a college campus is a fantastic way for students to engage in sustainability issues and acquire hands-on experience.

Here are three commonly-shared productivity tips that may not be worth your time and some suggestions for a more successful approach to increasing your productivity.

This summer, be sure to take time to rest and regroup for the incoming academic year — you've earned a break after your hard work. Once you're ready to tackle the next challenge, consider adding some of these activities to your schedule, so that you can set yourself up for success next semester and each day of the summer ahead.

Rather than wondering what you need to buy to make your dorm look like the ideal living space, ask yourself one simple question: "what do I want my living space to do for me?"

When we talk about having a chip on our shoulder, it is usually in reference to overcoming some obstacle to change the impression we perceive people have about us.

This article discusses why building out a proper action plan is necessary to maintain balance in your life while maximizing unrealized potential.

Rather than making traditional new year's resolutions, challenge yourself this year to make small, attainable, healthy goals you can pursue and achieve throughout the coming year.

This article will provide students with practical tips and strategies to help make and keep New Year's resolutions.