Cristy Branham

As a new school year gets ready to start, things may look a little different. With many colleges announcing that classes will be held online, this will be a different environment that students may not be used to. We've provided a list of home-learning essentials that may make this transition just a bit easier.

In the era of Covid-19, a huge question mark has lingered over whether students will be returning to campus in the fall. With two-thirds of colleges planning on opening their doors, many students are wondering how different the upcoming fall semester will look, and whether it makes sense to return at all. Below, we’ll outline some common scenarios and which option may be the best for you.

Studying abroad is an exciting experience for many college students. Whether it's touring the Tower of London in the UK or snorkeling at the Great Barrier Reef in Australia, this is a great time to immerse yourself in a different culture and enrich your college experience. But there are a lot of things to consider before you start packing your suitcase.

In today's increasingly virtual world, online college has become more popular than ever. While rolling out of bed right before class starts and being able to stay in your pajamas all day might sound like a dream come true, virtual learning also comes with its own set of challenges. We're going to outline some of the common issues that might arise with virtual college and how you can tackle them.