travel

• How to study abroad: Italy

  Written on March 29, 2012 by Guest Blogger

  The ancient Romans were a learned bunch. They gifted us with central heating, sanitation and the 365-day year. They also did a fair bit for advancing education, and Italy is home to the oldest university in the world – Bologna. … Continue reading →

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  Category: Back To College, Category: Education
  Tags: College Tips, Colleges and Universities, professional development, Study Abroad, travel

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  Top Travel Jobs to Get You By

  Written on December 29, 2011 by Guest Blogger

  Avid explorers and budding adventurers often need to make time in their fun-filled schedules to do a bit of work. Teenagers on a gap year, student on holiday from uni and people on career breaks regularly find themselves short of cash and need extra money to fund the next leg of their life-changing trip. So, what are the best and most unusual travel jobs out there, which will get you around the world in style? Continue reading →

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  Category: Category: Life
  Tags: career ideas, job search, travel

• How To Make the Most of a Simple Vacation

  Written on August 7, 2011 by Parker Boyack

  Whether you are in the middle of summer break, or you just need to get away from school for a few days, a vacation can help you relax, de-stress and come home refreshed and ready to work. Vacations can be something as simple as driving somewhere close and staying in a hotel for a few days or as complex as a 5-night stay in Hawaii. Continue reading →

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  Category: Back To College, Category: How To, Category: Life
  Tags: holidays, travel

• 25 Things to Do Before You Graduate

  Written on March 30, 2011 by Sarah Ward

  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 →

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  Category: Category: Life, On Campus
  Tags: college professors, graduation, relationships, resume, social media, spring break, travel

• Study Abroad: Travel for a Semester Abroad

  Written on February 24, 2011 by Sarah Ward

  If you’re a college student dying to travel the world, a study abroad program is a great way to get college credit for traveling! In a study abroad program you can learn a new language, meet new friends, expand your horizons living in a different culture, and have a life-changing experience. If you are considering a study abroad program, here are some things to know. Continue reading →

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  Category: Category: Life, Category: Online College
  Tags: college finances, travel

• Get Your Beach Body for Spring Break

  Written on February 19, 2011 by Sarah Ward

  Spring break is less than a month away. Are you ready to break out your swimsuit and beach body in public yet?

  Diet. It’s easy for college students to get stuck eating frozen pizza and ramen noodles on a regular basis, but this heavy carb diet is doing nothing for your beach body Continue reading →

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  Category: Category: Life, Student Health
  Tags: motivation, spring break, travel

• 10 East Coast Spring Break Destinations

  Written on February 11, 2011 by Sarah Ward

  Daytona Beach, Florida - Daytona Beach has been a permanent fixture in the Spring Break scene for years. With tons of clubs, pool deck parties, and 23 miles of white sandy beaches, it’s no wonder this beach is a favorite. You can also check out the Daytona 500 Experience while you’re in the area! Daytona Beach has everything from five star hotels, to cottages, to campgrounds for the budget conscious. Continue reading →

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  Category: Category: Life
  Tags: spring break, travel

• How To Keep Up In Your Online Courses While On Vacation

  Written on December 4, 2010 by Michael Moss

  Taking a vacation is a good way to enjoy a much-needed break from school and work. Some online courses have several deadlines that are posted weekly, making it difficult to simply take time off. This article will explain a few important things to remember about keeping current with studies. Continue reading →

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  Category: Category: How To, Category: Online College
  Tags: online courses, time management, travel

• 5 Benefits of a College Degree

  Written on August 23, 2010 by Sarah Ward

  Partway through the college experience, it’s common to get burnt out and contemplate dropping out of school. Don’t give up! Take a break, lighten your credit load, get a good night’s sleep, make sure you get some R&R time in — whatever you have to do to get balanced because the benefits of earning your degree are worth the investment. Guaranteed. Continue reading →

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  Category: Category: Career
  Tags: college degree, family, social media, travel

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• 3 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Check Your Luggage

  Written on July 23, 2010 by Sarah Ward

  Anyone who’s ever embarked on a long trip knows that traveling is stressful enough without panicking over lost luggage. Next time you fly the friendly skies, here are 3 reasons why you shouldn’t check your luggage. Why You Shouldn’t Check … Continue reading →

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  Category: Category: Business
  Tags: travel