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8 Time Management Tips for Overloaded College Students

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Are you an overloaded, tired, or exhausted college student? Here are some time management tips you can use now and in your future career!

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5 Lessons On How To Be Successful In College

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We share five lessons from experts about what it takes to be successful in college, from the basics to truly knowing yourself and finding your ROI on education.

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5 Skills Every College Student Must Develop To Be Successful

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Most of us go to college to learn something, but you must also improve your skills. Here are 5 skills every college student must learn.

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Should You Study Abroad?

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If you’re thinking of studying abroad there’s a lot to take into consideration. Here’s my experience studying abroad.

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How You Can Get Organized as a Busy College Student

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Do you feel like you have more to do than time in the day? If so, here’s how to get organized as a busy college student.

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Parkinson’s Law: A Proven Way to Get Work Done Faster

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Over the past couple weeks we’ve been hit by what seems to be never-ending snow storms. I usually take my two daughters to the babysitter at least a couple times a week so that I can have some solitude to get work done. However, my fear of driving on snow-covered roads has put that to […]

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Reality Check: I Wasn’t Prepared For College

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When I graduated high school, I was near the top of my graduating class.  I had straight A’s, and yet I felt like school was easy.  I was really excited to start college in the fall, but boy did I get a rude awakening:  I wasn’t at all prepared for my time in college. I […]

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Freshman Year Tips

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Today’s post is from Squirrelers, a personal finance blog about squirreling your money away!  This post is part of the Yakezie Blog Swap, and you can read my post about Working is Essential for College Freshmen at Squirrelers.  Freshman year of college is a huge step in the lives of many young people.  Aside from […]

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5 Ways Facebook is Costing You Money

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This post is by Suba at Wealth Informatics: debt reduction, financial planning, informed Consumerism, savvy investing, fun & frugal living leading to financial freedom. I am not talking about Facebook costing you via all the lost productivity that you could have used to make money or time spent with your family. I am talking about […]

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Time Management Tips for Students

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Once you start college, you will soon come to the realization that managing your time will be an important factor in your success. With the majority of the work to be done out of class, juggling multiple classes, campus events, social activities, and possibly a part-time job, here are some tips to help you better […]

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