For a lot of students, working yourself to the bone for 4 months out of the year to pay for 8 to 10 classes is the grim reality of being in school. Here are some financial tips on how to find a job, not to blow the ensuing money, and look into financial aid options available to students.

When I was in first year, an older student told me unequivocally that I had to go on some sort of travel study program before I graduate. I’ve taken her advice, and haven’t regretted a minute or a cent of it. Now I’ll pass on the wisdom: find a trip that interests you and GO FOR IT! In many cases, university will be the only time you’ll have these sorts of opportunities. Read on to find out about a fantastic study abroad experience!

With the dreaded final exam period just around the corner, check out our survival guide to help you make it through unscathed!