Starting college is exciting! Most people have been planning and dreaming about college for years. But when it’s finally time to move onto campus and start a college career, some students are surprised to feel overwhelmed or adrift. Don’t fret – it is normal to have a few hiccups in the beginning, and we’ve gathered some tips on how to adjust to college life!
Personality tests for college students are ubiquitous. Most incoming students are bombarded with a deluge of tests among the welcome week activities, leadership retreats, and club meetings during the first few months of the academic year. While fun to take, is there the best personality test for career useful for college students? Are any of these tests offer something more than just a novel way to classify and describe yourself? Here are five tests that you can actually rely on when trying to identify your interests and career choices.
Looking for ways to recharge on a weekend or during a college break? Consider an outdoor adventure! BookScouter contributor Seth Craig shares his experience and insight on the benefits of outdoor adventure trips for college students!
Whether you’re just starting out on your college journey or nearing the end of your degree, you should know that you don’t have to do it alone! There are loads of resources available to ensure your success. Here are just a few:
The end of summer can bring mixed emotions. From the excitement of starting a new semester and reuniting with friends to bittersweet feelings about the conclusion of a carefree summer, it’s that time of year where students have to pack up their possessions in the trunk of a car (don’t forget your shower shoes!) and set off for another year of college. To avoid the monotony of a long drive (and to prevent your parents from going over your dorm packing list yet again), here are the top audiobooks and podcasts to listen to while driving back to college!
Studying may make you want to pull your hair out, so I’ve created a list of tips that will improve your study time. Check out my list of study tips so you can improve your grades and keep a full head of hair.