As a freshman, you want to do it all: learn new things, meet new people, and expand your horizons. Until now, your daily habits have been largely shaped by your parents and your school. Now, you have the opportunity to try something new.

ESAs provide support through companionship and can help ease anxiety, depression, and certain phobias. Before you rush to the nearest animal shelter or get your pet from home, you should be aware that there is a stringent process for qualifying for an ESA.

Commuters are the unsung heroes of college. They have to wake up every morning, battle rush-hour traffic, and make the same drive home regardless of the weather or hour. They are accountable to the campus rules, but they also have to follow them while living at home. They have better time management skills than most college students to factor in drive times, homework, class schedules, and extracurriculars.

Social anxiety can make networking events intimidating, but with the right strategies, you can build confidence. Techniques like preparing your introduction, practicing active listening, starting with smaller groups, and embracing imperfection can help ease anxiety. Overcoming social anxiety in networking requires practice, patience, and a shift in perspective, viewing these interactions as opportunities for learning rather than performance.

Your high school and college years are the perfect time to use your unique skills and talents to make a positive impact on your local community.

What to look for, what to ask, and how to turn a college tour into a powerful tool for finding your best-fit school.

Co-op programs combine classroom learning with real-world work experience, allowing students to alternate between academic semesters and professional work terms. These programs offer many benefits, such as building a stronger resume, gaining essential skills, and networking with industry professionals. However, they can also present challenges, like additional costs or balancing heavy workloads.

In this article learn about the three most common college interview styles, the typical questions, and how to prepare.

Many students are not taught the norms and expectations of communicating with their professors. Whether it be through email or in person, there are ways that your student can leave a lasting and positive impression that shapes their success on campus and beyond.

Connecting with other parents on your child's campus provides invaluable support, insight, and additional resources that help you to navigate the high's and low's of your child's college years.

The journey of a doctoral degree can certainly be a rewarding experience, but it is essential to take several factors into account before embarking on this degree.

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.

Exceptional choice, value, and outcomes for every kind of student

This is the final section of our talk with Jerome Harper. This section will cover the social aspect of work as well as Jerome's decision to build his own business.

In Part III our interview with Jerome Harper we will cover major advice for current Finance & Accounting students: knowing and forecasting your industry as well as finding strategic mentorship.

A career as an artist offers an opportunity to express yourself while also being a potentially lucrative career. There are several drawing course options available for art majors. These courses provide an in-depth look at drawing techniques and theory, as well as an opportunity to exhibit your work.

Adaptive and relational leadership begins with understanding self. This article discusses the first of 5 principles that guide relational leadership.

The move from high school to a vastly diverse, demanding, and competitive college environment can be overwhelming. Through effective, well-structured mentorship, we can empower students to make the most of their formative college years.

This article offers strategies for parents to help their ninth graders take responsibility for their college preparation. It encourages open communication, goal-setting, and fostering independence through extracurricular activities and time management. Early college exploration and self-advocacy are also emphasized to help students build confidence and readiness for the future.

In this article, we'll explore the culture and campus life among some of the HSI's in the SAGE Scholars consortium.