Jillian Morris, Chapman University

Fifty percent of the world is.

Shannon Margineanu, St. Petersburg College

Trust me, it’s nothing like its high school counterpart.

Daniel Reed

Are you struggling to succeed in college while working on the side? Use these tips to strike a healthy balance between the two.

Indigo Holmes, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh

The impossible is possible.

Daniel Reed

If you need coding help in a pinch, there’s an easy solution.

Indigo Holmes, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh

Fill up your passport and your wallet.

Anna Sutherland, American University

Till senior spring do us part.

Gracie Riley, University of South Carolina-Columbia

The New York Times’ best-selling author and podcast phenom talks grammar, the grind and building an empire.

Daniel Reed

Even the most responsible students can get overburdened from time to time.

Rishi Patel, University of Iowa Communication Studies

You can eat nice when your parents are in town.

Shannon Margineanu, St. Petersburg College

That 4.0 is within your grasp.

Daniel Reed

It might not pay all your bills, but your creativity can definitely give you some financial cushion.

Dewan Protiva, University of Texas at San Antonio

If you manage your ambition, you can make much better use of it.

Daniel Reed

Tuition might be pricey, but it’s only the tip of a very expensive iceberg.

Katie Farrell, Queens University of Charlotte

Graduation is just the beginning.

Marianne Quijano, Texas A&M University

Unlike most students, third-culture kids can find college too constricting.

Allison Kestler, Augustana College

~ Especially ~ if you’re not a writer.

Gracie Riley, University of South Carolina-Columbia

Turns out, your parents’ belief system might not be your own, which can be both terrifying and liberating.

Daniel Reed

Whether it’s an impossible assignment, impending deadline or indecipherable text, you have options.

Sara Perkins, University of Indianapolis

And how to make them into reality.

Gracie Riley, University of South Carolina-Columbia

Ah, another life-changing decision to make in your early twenties. Wonderful.

Jocelyn Campos, University of Texas at San Antonio

It involves literal cleaning.

Cassie Rowett, Southern New Hampshire University

College calls, am I right?

Gracie Riley, University of South Carolina-Columbia

Three essay-writing tips from your friendly college writing tutor.

Ian Friedel

New semester, new you.

Daniel Reed

Trust us, it’s worth it.

Sierra Zareck, Haverford College

Take it from me: it’s not easy.

Daniel Reed

If you fell in love with teaching English abroad, a TESOL degree should really be your next step.

Daniel Reed

They might seem similar, but they couldn’t be more different.

Marianne Quijano, Texas A&M University

Donna Tartt’s cult novel shows how life-changing college can be, for better or for worse.

Gracie Riley, University of South Carolina-Columbia

Deep breath in, and out. Now you can focus.

Daniel Reed

You’re goan thank us later.

Zachary Truesdale, University of Texas at San Antonio

Hopefully, by reading this, you can learn them the easy way.

Marianne Quijano, Texas A&M University

More than ever, Americans need to know the history of Central America, which makes these programs critical.

Sarah Brown, University of Florida

A vaccine exists, but it’s only available to military personnel.

Daniel Reed

If you follow these guidelines, your only challenge will be deciding which college to attend.

Paige Brauser, Connecticut College

Trust us on this one.

Lily Harrington, University of Georgia

As quickly as possible.

Daniel Reed

Yes, you have the time. And no, they don’t cost any money.

Sarah Brown, University of Florida

None of which involve studying.

Jocelyn Campos, University of Texas at San Antonio

YouTube Music might be the dark horse of streaming services, but it’s only getting better.

Sierra Zareck, Haverford College

Counterintuitive, no?

Marianne Quijano, Texas A&M University

In the fight against budding fascist Jair Bolsonaro, the South American country is looking to its long tradition of student protest.

Cassie Rowett, Southern New Hampshire University

How to keep in touch with your loved ones and enjoy being away from home.

Halle Parris, University of Missouri – Kansas City

STEM majors, let’s get this bread.

Nicole Andrasko, University of Pittsburgh

Thanks for listening.

Zachary Truesdale, University of Texas at San Antonio

Students are one of the easiest groups to take advantage of, and university systems have turned doing so into a science.

Becca Blyn, Harvey Mudd College

Let the past die, or embrace it?

Daniel Reed

Reading this article doesn’t count as procrastination, by the way.

Cassie Rowett, Southern New Hampshire University

If financial aid really isn’t working for you, give these websites a try.

Daniel Reed

Thriving in college is about much more than studying.

Anushna Patel, University of California, Santa Barbara

Four University of California student researchers weigh in on how they got their research jobs and why it’s not as scary as it seems.

Nicole Andrasko, University of Pittsburgh

I survived both and am here to tell the tale.

Jocelyn Campos, University of Texas at San Antonio

You either do or you delegate, there is no procrastinate.

Sara Perkins, University of Indianapolis

Cat yoga is the hottest thing in fitness. So ‘pawmaste,’ my friends.

Emlyn Orr, Pratt Institute

At Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, student photographer Emlyn Orr captures human connections.

Dana Shugrue, John Carroll University

The Jesuits had us doomed from the get-go.

Mark Stenberg

You’ll thank yourself later.

Anastasia Cottone, St. Bonaventure University

It’s not because they get more sleep.

Christian Cannon, Rice University

The organization is clearly mostly symbolic, but it doesn’t have to be toothless.

Tori Ihnen, Fort Hays State University

You’ll ‘fall’ in love with these all over again.

Daniel Reed

None of which is wait until the last second.

Daniel Reed

Not thrilled about moving back in with the rents? Check out these options.

Maria Basileo, Central Connecticut State University

When pushed to make a quick decision on your future, some have learned that clicking off one major can easily change.

Ayanna Totten, East Stroudsburg University

Federal loan entrance counseling breaks down the ins and outs of student loans, teaching students how to make smart financial decisions before they borrow.

Dominique Bander, Loyola University Maryland

Take it from them: College is harder than you think.

Myah Clinton, University of Alabama at Birmingham

Because no one can become the next Carl Bernstein or Bob Woodward without making a few stylistic errors.

Maria Basileo, Central Connecticut State University

Although traveling may seem luxurious and relaxing, traveling solo comes with its perks and unforeseen responsibilities.

Ayanna Totten, East Stroudsburg University

Buried under the depressing amount of student loans, the CLEP Exams offer a helping hand in keeping a few bucks in your wallet.

Natalie Hoover, Point Loma Nazarene University

Studying abroad is a privilege, but your mental health should be your highest priority.

Carrie Christensen, Pensacola Christian College

If you’re wanting a wedding that looks like a million bucks, but you’re lacking on funds, it’s time to find budget-friendly options.

Kerrianna Wallace, Arcadia University

Your graduation ceremony is long — here’s what you’ll be thinking while you wait to get that diploma.

Grace John, Rutgers University

The running joke of sleep being a luxury for college students can be stopped by following these simple steps for a better nights rest.

Adriana Luna, Northwest Vista College

If you still haven’t applied, what are you waiting for?

Bonnie Wong, University of Southern California

These up-and-coming students are soon to be your next best friends.

Cason Ragland, University of North Carolina at Greensboro

After four years of wanting nothing more than to graduate, being finished with school doesn’t feel half as good as you would think.

Cleo-Symone Scott, Virginia Commonwealth University

There are numerous reasons to venture outside of America to get your master’s overseas.

Daniel Reed

Ah procrastination, the true mother of invention.

Alex Johnson, New York University

The university will reportedly have to use student tuition to finance the agreement.

Elizabeth Ivanecky, McMaster University

Take an online course from either Coursera, Udemy or Lynda to fight the post-grad blues.

Julian Randall, Texas Tech University

Communications and communications-related majors are winning in every occupational sphere and here’s why.

Kate Maxwell, NC State University

By creating The American Agora within the university, students of American University are promoting ideological diversity throughout their campus.

Erin Alexander, Middle Tennessee State University

Answers to life’s greatest questions.

Ellyot Chen, Pasadena City College

If you find that hard to believe, you might be part of the problem.

Ana Greening, Texas State University

Being a recent high school graduate is great and all, but now is the time to prepare for the next chapter of your academic life: college.

Sarah Hoenig, Texas A&M University

No matter how many college based movies or shows you watch, nothing will prepare you for the lessons you learn during your freshman year of college.

Vanessa Le, Chabot College

If you’re going to try it at all, try it safely.

Sam Kasierski, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

College goes by fast. Don’t make the same mistakes we did.

Abraham Ramirez, University of California, Los Angeles

College can be an amazing experience; however, there is a fear among students and parents alike as to how to even go about paying for it.

Daniel Reed

Across the country, majors and standardized curricula are becoming a relic of the past.

Rebecca Crosby, American University

Your university isn’t inferior just because it has a higher acceptance rate.

Ana Greening, Texas State University

Here are a few ways to make the most of the 3-month break from school.

Taylor Miller, SUNY Cortland

You’ve finally finished college, and now it’s time to find a job and settle into the daily grind of responsible adulthood.

Bonnie Wong, University of Southern California

Think twice before enrolling in a class just because you saw a negative review.

Emily Craig, University of North Alabama

Put stress behind you and move on to happier days.

Rakshya Devkota, Saint Louis University

Even as you achieve more and more in your life, you may still find yourself doubting your own abilities.

Diego Galicia, Valencia College

Graduation brings both excitement and worry, but you have these tips to armor yourself against future difficulties, especially with job finding.

Sam Kasierski, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

There you are, taking your last exam ever as a senior, and these questions hit you. What will life really be like after graduation?

Isabelle Mencia, University of Florida

The reward of drinking water instead of vodka is that you get to see people’s most hilarious moments when the alcohol starts to kick in.

Megan Batt, SUNY Cortland

A few pointers to help you make sure your graduation cap is the best-decorated cap on campus, without going overboard.