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Studying abroad is a quintessential college experience for many students in the United States. Each year, thousands of students pack their bags and take their studies to different locations around the world, and this number is only growing. According to the National Association of Foreign Student Advisors (NAFSA), the share of students studying abroad for college credit grew by 3.8 percent during the 2015-2016 academic year. While students who attend their classes on campus may be informed of the various options available for studying internationally, online students may not be aware that there are also similar opportunities open to them. […]

Without guidance, transitioning from high school to your first year of college can feel like a complicated experience. There’s no doubt that a bachelor’s degree is becoming more of a necessity in the job market with each passing year, but getting accustomed to new schedules, peers, and academic expectations can prove to be a challenge for college freshmen. Fortunately, when armed with freshman advice and information about available resources, this transition can be made as smoothly as possible. If you’re a high school senior or recent graduate, the following guide can help you as you begin college. It features advice regarding choosing […]

When you’re busy applying for college and preparing to earn your bachelor’s degree, it’s easy to let student health insurance take a backseat. Yet the truth is student health, or lack thereof, can mean the difference between graduating or dropping out. If something unexpected happens such as a car accident or natural disaster, you’ll need an insurance safety net to avoid healthcare debt. This guide will give you a complete rundown on college student health insurance. Here, you’ll learn how the Affordable Care Act relates to you, how to interpret important health insurance jargon, your options for coverage, student health […]