April Fools’ Day is the perfect opportunity to pull pranks on your roommates. If you’re looking for inspiration, look no further! We scoured the internet and present to you a collection of the 12 of the best April Fools’ Day college pranks from real college students. Continue reading →

Information Systems bridges the gap between the fast paced business world and the complexity of the computer world. It’s not uncommon for business people and computer programmers to speak different languages. This is where an Information Systems specialist comes in. They know how to speak business and they also know how to speak “geek” and they translate. Continue reading →

You’re about to graduate college (!!!) and you’ve gotten over the graduation anxiety, but want to make sure you make the most of the rest of your college experience before you have to leave the college cocoon and enter the real world. Here’s a list of 25 things to do before you graduate college. Continue reading →

There are certain things you can do at job interviews that can be deal breakers. In order to make a lasting first first impression and improve your chances of landing the job, here is a comprehensive list of what not to do at a job interview. Continue reading →

If you’re a college student who needs advice on financial aid, have you listened to The College Planning Group founder Stan Ezekiel’s FAFSA radio show? If not missed it, check out their Plan for College Blog. Stan is extremely knowledgeable and has excellent resources for college students, including on the FAFSA. Continue reading →

If you’re looking for a summer job or internship, join the club! You and several million other college students. To stand apart from the competition and make the most of the 10-15 seconds that Human Resources give most resumes, here are some tips for how to get your resume noticed. Continue reading →

So you’re about to start a study session and you need some tunes to keep you going. What music is the best to improve concentration and keep you awake and alert? Here’s some suggestions of the best music to study to. Continue reading →

College admission essays are pretty standard these days when it comes to getting into your dream school but sometimes they can feel like such a pain! Here is a humorous interpretation of a college admission essay to help give you some comical relief to all of your schmoozing. Continue reading →

Just wanted to post a quick reminder that Earth Hour is taking place tomorrow. For those of you that don’t know, Earth Hour is an event sponsored by the World Wildlife Fund for Nature that encourages citizens to turn off any non-essential lights or devices. The hour will take place between 8:30- 9:30 on Saturday evening and it may disrupt some of your programming as radio and televisions may stop broadcasting. Continue reading →

Since you’ll often be working with others in the real world, college professors like to assign projects in groups. This gives you a chance to put several heads together, learn from each other, and learn how to work well together. These can be some of the hardest projects for those who prefer to work independently. If that is you, here are our tips for getting through the projects and maintaining your GPA. Continue reading →