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5 Tips for Raising Your GPA

by Dannelle

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Is your GPA not quite where you are hoping it would be? Maybe you have slacked off a bit in school with your grades and it has made your GPA drop a little lower than it probably should have, or maybe you are working hard but you just want to push yourself to new limits and want to bring up that GPA just a little bit more to reach it's full potential. Well, you're in luck! Today I am going to be talking about a few ways that you can work a little harder and end up raising your GPA for your future.   5 Tips for Raising Your GPA   1. Be Attentive in Class: Just being physically there in class does not count as being attentive. You have to mentally be there as well! Be there, pay attention to what is going on, take notes, and try in class. That is all it takes is a little bit of effort, and you will do just fine. If you have trouble paying attention in class, try sitting up front and being closer to where everything is going on.   2. Participate in Class: Participating in class is key to … [Read more...]

Filed Under: College, Educational Tagged With: college

10 Must Have Kitchen Gadgets for College Students

by Dannelle

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College can be a stressful time for any parent, but for the student, it can be even worse. Yes, it’s exciting but at the same time, it can also be an incredibly scary time of moving on with their lives into a new area that they have never experienced before. One of those areas is having to cook their means and everything that comes with it. Having this responsibility means that they will need their own kitchen and cooking gadgets. These 10 must have kitchen gadgets for college students are a great place to start. While it’s true that it is unlikely that your college students will be making an entire meal in their dorm room, they will need some way to feed themselves. Before you buy things like a hot plate, though, be sure to check with your dorm's rules to make certain that they allow them, since some don’t. 10 Must Have Kitchen Gadgets for College Students Coffeepot – Chances are good that your college student drinks coffee, so why not save them a bit of money and get them … [Read more...]

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5 Things You Think You Know about College Scholarships {but Really Don’t}

by Dannelle

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If you’ve been applying for college scholarships for a while, you may consider yourself a sort-of expert. The thing about scholarships though is that there is so much to learn that you may actually not know everything. These 5 things you think you know about college scholarships are incredibly important and could just be the difference between you (or your child) getting the help paying for college that they so desperately need.   5 Things You Think You Know about College Scholarships {but Really Don't} Only certain types of people can apply for a scholarship –There seems to be a huge myth out there that certain people can’t apply for college scholarships. While that may have been true many, many years ago, these days it isn’t quite true. There are so many scholarships available that just about anyone can find one that they qualify for. The majority of scholarships are contests –Again, another big myth is that the majority of scholarships have to be won. This … [Read more...]

Filed Under: College, Educational Tagged With: college, scholarships

Money Saving Tips For College Students

by Sarah

One of the first things I hear people say is : You are a 9-year-old college student?! Lucky parents! I bet that means the school district has to cough up tuition! Um, no. Just no. I do have a college fund that we can't touch for 6 more years...and it is almost impossible to get a scholarship when you have no high school transcripts! Soooo...that means we get to pay. My mom laughed at my first semester tuition and books -- for just 4 credits - it was just a bit more than what she paid 500 years ago for 17 credits with books! We want to share our Money Saving Tips For College Students.     It's a good thing I make money modeling.   I think we all go through that lovely time in our life when we are totally broke college student. You have to focus on school so you can't work full time as well, and the little money you do make goes towards purchasing books and everything else needed for school. A lot of time you are barely able to buy yourself a decent meal and put gas in your car … [Read more...]

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Easy Ways to Save for College

by Dannelle

Let's face it college isn't getting any cheaper and unless you're lucky enough to receive scholarship assistance, you typically have to pay your own way. These are just a few easy ways to save money for your continued education. Easy Ways to Save for College Saving for college doesn't need to be extremely difficult. Cutting back in lots of little ways can really add up. Why not give it a try? Can you think of any other ways to save for college? Please share! Other college posts you might find useful: 5 Things You Think You Know about College Scholarships {but Really Don’t} Money Saving Tips For College Students How to Keep Your College Scholarships and Deadlines Organized 6 Tips for Applying for College Scholarships Tips For Effective Note Taking In Class 10 Activities that Look Great on a Scholarship Application … [Read more...]

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How to Keep Your College Scholarships and Deadlines Organized

by Dannelle

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If you’re busy applying for college scholarships, you know how hectic it can be to keep your deadlines and the different scholarships that you’re working on organized. Before long, you can easily find yourself buried in paperwork and missed dates. Keeping yourself organized during this time period is incredibly important and if you’re not an already organized person? You may find it hard. Learning how to keep your college scholarships and deadlines organized can be a huge help and just may mean the difference between being awarded one and missing out. Make a binder – The first thing that you should do is make two lists. The first should include all of the college scholarships that you want to apply for. The second should include the same information as well as the deadline, qualifying criteria, submission criteria and other submission info. You’ll also want to include any personal notes on each scholarship that you may want to personally remember. Print them both and keep them … [Read more...]

Filed Under: College, Parenting Tagged With: college, scholarships

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