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10 Amazing Benefits of Studying Abroad

For college students, studying abroad may be an eye-opening experience. Here is a comprehensive list of 10 benefits of studying abroad.

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Greek Life: What to Expect During Recruitment Week (Part 1)
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Greek Life: A Gateway to Networking
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Greek Life: Don't Believe Everything You Hear
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Tips For Living With A Roommate For The First Time

By Whisper R Menil If you have ever shared a room with a sibling or perhaps a family member during the holidays, living with a roommate in college won’t take that much getting used to. If you have never shared a room before, it’ll be a new exper [...]
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3 tips for visiting college friends over break

By Sam Graudins, student contributing writer Ah, summer break! It’s a great opportunity to spend some quality time with your college pals and visiting college friends, away from all the stress and business of school. But being away at college, i [...]
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6 Best Things About Going Home For The Holidays

By lwilliams Now that you’re prepared to survive your family this winter break, let’s focus on some of the BEST things about going home for the holidays!
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4 things to watch on Netflix or Hulu over break that will make you smarter

By Danielle Goodman Break is the time to sleep in, hang out with the friends you don’t see very often, and continue your love affair with instant streaming. This break, entertain yourself AND boost your intelligence with these four tv shows that will [...]
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Help me! I'm homesick

By lwilliams College life is great, right? You’re finally free from the demands of your parents. Curfew? Please! You can (and will) stay out as late as you want, with whomever you want, and do whatever you damn-well want (#sorrynotsorry). You can go [...]
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The dos and don'ts of college packing

Have you seen them yet? All those color coordinated items screaming at you from the shelves in Target and Walmart just begging you to buy them. If you're an incoming college freshman or the parent of a new college student, it can be so tempting to bu [...]
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How to get noticed by professors

By lwilliams Getting to know your professors in college is a bit different than in high school. For one, your professors might be looking at a classroom of 300 plus students at a time. Do we really know how to get noticed by professors? The chances t [...]

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