Academic advising may not be a popular career track for some, but Sarah Craddock proves it is worth taking. Craddock is an academic advisor at Colorado State University for the Mechanical Engineering department. She earned a degree in BA Sociology from the Minnesota State University Mankato. She earned her MS degree in College Student Personnel […]
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If you found studying abroad to be a magical experience, you may find that you simply aren’t ready to let the magic end once your originally planned study abroad term has come to an end. Instead of resigning yourself to grudgingly heading back to your home country, consider forging a brave new path and staying
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You may not know it yet, but you love cash and you despise, you loathe, you detest and deplore credit cards. Credit cards are the devil’s tools for tempting you into bankruptcy. More college students have run amok with credit cards than ever went astray with liquor or companions of ill-repute. You absolutely must understand
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You got that fat envelope in the mail. As you know, college applicants love fat envelopes. Fat envelopes mean they got accepted to the college they were applying to. While you were excited about filling out those admissions essay forms and planning ahead, don’t overlook one very important detail: college orientation. Always go to college
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