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March Madness Right Around the Corner
It is February, It is cold in most of the country, and the last thing on your mind is probably college basketball. Well, in less than a month that is about to change, especially if your University goes to the...
Read more »Use Your iPod As a Study Tool
All this time you have probably thought that our iPod was just for playing your favorite songs. Wipe that misconception out of your mind, as we will explore how you can make your iPod a useful tool to study for...
Read more »Advice from Recent College Grads
USA Today recently did a nice six-week series called “Young & In Debt“, which profiled five recent graduates struggling with high levels of debt just as they are starting out in the world on their own. They were asked to...
Read more »Nielsen Tracks College Student TV Viewing
Nielsen Media Research which has long tracked the television viewing habits of Americans, but for a long time they have not tracked one particular group – college students. Beginning this week, however, this will change. Nielsen will begin tracking the...
Read more »Cheating on Tests
Cheating on your papers is not the only thing that can land you in hot water. Cheating on exams is highly prevalent amongst students, with some agencies reporting that up to 3/4 of all students cheat at one point or...
Read more »Plagiarism: Not Worth the Risk
It’s the night before your big paper is due, and your friends want you to go out with them. Do you: a) Download a pre-written paper off the net. b) Pull an all-nighter and get it done. c) Ignore it,...
Read more »Snag a Cool Internship
Instead of wasting away your summer vacations, why not make them work for you by getting an internship? While an internship isn’t necessary to get a killer job after graduation, it can’t hurt your chances at all, in fact it’ll...
Read more »Cookbooks for College Students
Sick of meals from a pizza box? Yearning for something different? Then it’s time for you to pick up a college cookbook! Yep, there are cookbooks out there made especially for dorm-dwelling college students like yourselves. Many of them aren’t...
Read more »Hot Jobs for 2007
MSNBC decided not to wait for the US Department of Labor to issue their annual list of the year’s hottest, and most in-demand jobs of the year, and went a head and did a little research and issued their own...
Read more »Traditional Degree vs. Online Degree – What to choose?
When the issue of online degrees comes up, the first question that I always hear is “Are online degrees treated the same way as regular degrees?” To answer that question is not always so easy as it often depends on...
Read more »Facebook, YouTube, and MySpace.. Oh My!
If you’re like most young adults, you have at least one profile on a social networking service, if not more. This would include sites such as MySpace, Friendster, Facebook, YouTube, Blogger, Xanga, LinkedIn, and so on. You probably use different...
Read more »Big Bowl Round-Up & BCS National Championship
On Monday January 8th, 2007, we’ll see two Division I powerhouses take to the field in the BCS National Championship game. The Buckeyes and Troy Smith, this year’s Heismann trophy winner, go up against the Southeastern Conference Champion Florida Gators....
Read more »Sneaky and Little-Known Ways to Get Credit for Classes
As with anything, there are ways to get around the traditional constraints of academic college life. Instead of actually attending all of your classes for the entire four or five years of your college career, you can learn how to...
Read more »What You Need to Know About Transferring Credits
If you are looking to transfer credits from one college to another, you will want to be prepared. Before you commit yourself to any particular school or program, you should really speak with an admissions counselor. This way, you’ll be...
Read more »Dish Dirt on Your Dorm
Was your dorm room completely unlike the college catalog description? Did you live in luxury for your four-years at college? Dish the dirt on your college dorm experience at Dorm Advisor. At Dorm Advisor, students can register for the site, and...
Read more »Great Websites for Students & Parents
Current students, as well as prospective college students and parents can all benefit from being well-informed about the financial aid process and opportunities, as well as being aware of resources available for further information about higher education. There is a lot...
Read more »How to Handle Roommate Conflicts
Think you’ve got the roommate from hell? You might, or you might be in the same boat as the rest of us. Most of us have (or had) roommates that just down-right annoy the heck out of us. So how...
Read more »Places to Visit, Services to Use on Campus
Despite what you might believe, college doesn’t just provide you with adequately torturous classes to attend, and those cramped dorms to live in. There are other places on campus, as well as services that your school provides, that you should...
Read more »Working While in College
You need to find a job. There’s simply no way around it. You need to finance all or part of your education, or have enough money to feed and clothe yourself. You’ve already thought about the potential impacts on your...
Read more »Self-Study Classes Aren’t for Everyone
If you hate going to class, or constantly find yourself cutting out, you might think that online, tv, or correspondence courses are perfect for you. Afterall, you can do the coursework when it is convenient for you, not when the...
Read more »Virtual Sex: More Common Amongst Students Than You Think
Campuskiss.com, an online dating community for college students based out of Toronto, recently conducted a survey of college students called the “Canadian Campus Kiss & Tell Survey” which reveals the virtual sex habits of college students. The survey showed that...
Read more »When your parents want you to do something else: How to deal with it
We’ve heard stories about it many times before: a student who is passionate about music (for example) is being pushed into getting an accounting degree by his or her parents. Or maybe they want him/her to be a doctor, when...
Read more »NSA spying on college students and what you can do about it
According to The Chronicle of Higher Education: The Department of Defense monitored e-mail messages from college students who were planning protests against the war in Iraq and against the military’s “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy against gay and lesbian members...
Read more »Wanted: A designer
I’m look for a blog designer to overhaul College v2. Drop a me an email at scblanda@gmail.com if you are interested. I would prefer a fellow college student, but I’m not picky at all.
Read more »Reason #476 the iPod must be stopped
Its offical the iPod needs to be stopped. According to a recent survey the iPod is more “in” then beer. First of all, what kind of kids did CNN interview? And second, who born after 1980 says “in”? Nearly three...
Read more »Dishes = evil
Lifehacker had a nice bit about easy ways to do your dishes that was perfect for any dorm dweller. I know me and my 5 roomies had many a fight over who used what dish and when. Do yourself a...
Read more »College 101: Brendon Mendelson from The Brendon Show guest entry
Brendon Mendelson of The Brandon Show offers some tips on emailing your professors. I had a similiar (not as funny) entry a while back. Enjoy, and be sure to head on over to The Brendon Show for a daily dose...
Read more »College v2 mentioned in magazine article!
A while back I was interviewed by Karine Joly of University Business magazine about RSS feeds. CV2 got a whole paragraph. Whoever told Ms. Joly about the site, thanks!. A scan of the page is at the end of the...
Read more »The coolest way to open a beer
This guy opens a beer bottle with another bottle. Pimp. via Boing Boing [tags]beer[/tags]
Read more »AHHH LINUX!
While trying to install Linux on my computer I managed to screw up the whole thing. More posts when I fix it.
Read more »Even Ivy Leaguers dislike Ive Leaguers
According to a new CNN article self-injury is rampant among young people particularly Ivy League campuses. [tags]self-injury, Ivy league[/tags]
Read more »How to make a ring tone only young people can hear
In the UK a company has designed an apparatus to keep young people from loitering storefronts and shops. In the old days the only thing detering we whippersnappers was a “Get out of here you kids!” following by a shaking...
Read more »Why older people hate reading our emails, and what to do about it
Ben Bleikamp at CollegeStartup wrote a great post about young people and their tone in email. While we have grown up on hundreds of hours of instant messaging, the older crowd isn’t as inclined to the casualness of the web. “Being...
Read more »Im kinda sorta back!
Hey guys, I’m still in LA but e3 is over (pictures soon). I’ve had a blast playing the new Nintendo Wii and the Playstaion 3. I even met the Diggnation guys and watched them tape. To everyone who commented on...
Read more »Finals…please kill me.
Cant post…finals crushing me… To all of you in crunch time, turning out essays left and right while studying for finals – I salute you. Good luck to everyone!
Read more »gaming for free
And now for a step away from productivity: VIDEO GAMES. For all my fellow gamers, we hit quite the conundrum when we get to college. We love video games, but cant afford them. Below is a little guide on how...
Read more »An adsense test
We college kids are a broke bunch, and I’m no exception. Thus that little box to the right containing Google’s adsense. I plan on keeping you guys updated on the results, and if they are favorable, I’ll try to offer...
Read more »Make your own luck
How to be luckier (is that a word) Obviously some measure of luck is based on chance, but this experiment and many others have led Wiseman to conclude that a significant portion of one’s good fortune is not random, but...
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