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Career Planning & Networking
Career Alignment, Putting Your Values First

This article discusses the importance of understanding where you draw your ideological lines.

Career Planning & Networking
What to Look for When Buying Tech

This article explains what to look for in computers so you can make a more informed decision for your next big tech purchase.

Early College Planning
10 Ways to Afford the College You Love

Here are 10 smart ways students can make their dream college more affordable.

Career Planning & Networking
Different Jobs to Work During College

While previous articles have covered the many benefits of working during college, this is a guide to the different types of jobs you should consider working during college.

College Students
Tips for Living Off-Campus for the First Time

Leaving the dorms behind and moving out for the first time can be intimidating. These tips will help to boost your confidence and make the transition to living off-campus seamless.

Career Planning & Networking
Back to School: Sustainable Fashion

This article explains a few ways to practice sustainability around fashion and clothing while at school.

College Students
Think About Your College Savings Accounts

By taking these tips to heart, saving for college becomes much easier to focus on.

College Students
A Parent's Guide to University Dining Halls

This article breaks down everything parents need to know about university dining halls and meal plans so that you can feel confident in your investment and child's ability to eat well while away at school.

Career Planning & Networking
Desktop, Laptop, Handheld Devices - What Tech to Bring to Class?

This article we will talk about finding a daily driver for classwork and provide different use cases to help students identify what piece of hardware they should pick up as their own "daily driver."

Early College Planning
A significant change to 529 plans helps remove a major sticking point

A significant change to 529 savings plans now allows unused funds to be transferred into a Roth IRA without tax penalties, starting in 2024. This change helps families who have leftover money in their 529 plans but were previously limited in how they could use or withdraw it. However, there are specific requirements, such as the account being open for 15 years, and other rules to consider, like the annual Roth IRA contribution limit.

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