Concert tickets can get crazy expensive. We recently saw it with Taylor Swift’s “The Eras Tour.” It’s rumored that the most expensive ticket was sold for an incredible $14,000 (yes, really).
But those prices can hit your wallet hard, even if you’re just trying to see your favorite indie band at a small venue. If you’re a student who is juggling tuition, rent, and the occasional overpriced coffee, then even a $100 ticket can make a big dent in your monthly budget.
For many students, the college class selection process focuses primarily on what’s needed to earn a degree. However, if you don’t look beyond the expected, you’ll miss out on plenty of fun classes to take in college that will expand your horizons. In these four years, you have the opportunity to explore niche interests, learn about something brand new, and even pad your transcript with some easy high grades.
You’ve got three tabs open, two assignments due, and a lecture playing in the background while you pretend to take notes—but you’re actually Googling “do I really need college?” Relatable? We thought so.
The good news: TikTok has become more than just a place for scroll breaks and procrastination—it’s now a hotspot for discovering the best AI tools for students that can seriously upgrade how you study, write, and survive the chaos.
When we discussed where to sell used books in Seattle, we mentioned that Seattle is one of the best places to land after graduation, and it’s true. It’s got a dynamic job market, especially in tech, healthcare, and research, and in humanities, too. With major employers like Amazon, Microsoft, and the University of Washington, it’s a place where young professionals thrive.
It’s also a place where book culture thrives, with many independent bookstores, plenty of local authors, and an overall actively reading community.
As you remember, Denver loves reading. Its ratio of libraries and bookstores to population speaks for itself. So, it’s only natural that people have a huge interest in books.
However, if your goal isn’t selling, you may wonder where to donate your used books. Today, we’ll recommend Denver’s best places where your pre-owned titles may be especially welcome.
Summer break is supposed to be a time to relax, travel, and maybe catch up on sleep. But as a college student with career goals (or one who’s just trying to build a halfway decent resume), you might be thinking of more than just how to have fun. You might want to be productive and find a summer internship that can help you advance in your career path.
The great news is that there are thousands of internships out there. The tricky part is finding the right one….and then, of course, landing it.
The first few days of summer break are glorious. We all know that feeling: No alarms, no homework, no group projects with that one person who never shows up. But once the novelty wears off, it’s easy to fall into a cycle of scrolling, snacking, and asking yourself what day it is.
If you’re a student who’s wondering what to actually do with all this free time, we’ve got you. There are more summer vacation activities for students than you might realize.
Leaving your beloved pet behind when heading off to college can be ruff – literally! For many students, pets provide comfort, stress relief, and a touch of home in an unfamiliar place. What if we told you there are colleges that welcome your furry (or scaly, or feathery) friends right into campus housing?
Dogs, cats, ducks, lizards…a growing number of schools are embracing pet-friendly policies to help students feel more at home.
The perfect college meal needs to fulfill four basic requirements: easy, cheap, tasty, and healthy.
Easy meals are fast to cook, don’t have overly complicated steps, and don’t need fancy equipment—after all, students don’t have time or space for 11-step feasts.
On the other hand, inexpensive meals utilize basic ingredients that can be found at affordable prices and can be reused for multiple preparations, making your money last.
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