Navigating the academic demands of college can be challenging, but students can thrive by following the right study tips and taking advantage of available resources. College Benefits Research Group, as college planning specialists, provides invaluable guidance to help...
Transitioning to college life can be an exciting yet challenging experience. Living in a college dorm offers a unique opportunity for personal growth, independence, and building lasting relationships. To make the most of your college experience, proper preparation is...
Making the transition from home to college is enormous. As soon as you enter your freshman year of college, it feels like every bit of your life and routine has changed, and is only continuing to change, day by day. Obviously, this isn’t always the easiest situation...
With COVID-19 infection rates on the rise across the country and colleges preparing to get students back to class in the fall, one of the obvious questions parents and students are asking is how the students’ living accommodations will be affected by the pandemic. The...
College is an exciting time for any student – but it also comes with its fair share of anxiety. For the first time, students are living on their own and responsible for every aspect of their well-being. From laundry sorting to time management and making new friends,...
Post high school education is more expensive than ever. Tuition rates alone have increased at three times the rate of inflation over the past 25 years, and the trend doesn’t appear to be changing anytime soon. Unfortunately, tuition is only one aspect of your total...
Freshman year of college is both terrifying and exciting. It represents a world of possibilities for high school graduates that are ready to take on more responsibility as young adults. Navigating the world on your own for the first time can be intimidating knowing...
The transition that your child makes into adulthood as they leave home can be jolting. Although it might seem like your role as a parent is dismissed when your child sets foot onto their college campus, this is not the case. There are many ways that parents can help...
Since most of your enrollment requirements should be met before high school graduation, the summer before college appears largely as an opportunity to relax and rest before attending college. However, while a proper vacation from your previous work is important, you...
If you’ve picked the wrong college, you don’t have to feel like it’s a permanent decision. Four years of school shouldn’t feel like a life sentence. Here are some signs that may indicate the college you are attending isn’t the best pick for you and what to do about...