Via: Sell Back Your Book There are many ways to save money but a good one is to buy and sell your textbooks online. It’s simple it’s easy and you save money!

A Year in New York from Andrew Clancy on Vimeo. What a great video about New York… Such a beautiful city! Maybe you could consider study there…

Summer is winding down and it’s time to go back to school! Back to school shopping is very important for consumers. We have decided to give you 5 back to school tips to save money… 1. Define your priorites and make a list Find out what are the immediate needs of your children: a backpack, [...]

In order to be productive and get a better understanding of who you are, counseling could be a good thing for you. More and more people are considering it seriously these days in college. What about considering counseling 2.0 aka online counseling? It sounds silly but it’s actually a really interesting option to consider. Today, [...]

Sometimes it’s important for us to get reviews from our peers for you to get the right service. Today we feel it is our duty to tell the truth about awful service. Self storage is something you might consider at some point and you have to know that safeguard self storage is the worst self [...]

When you are in college and you are moving out, you might consider self storage as an option for a few months. You are moving from one place to another or you are still looking for a job and you don’t know where you will be next year. That’s why you look on the web [...]

Dropbox is a great product to store files on the cloud. You don’t need a USB key anymore to store your stuff. It’s a great product and we want to give you tips to increase free storage and save money from 2GB to 18GB! 1) sign-up via a referral link (extra 250MB): http://db.tt/37oFFhE 2) Integrate [...]

With all the excitement of going to university or college and perhaps living away from home for the first time, it’s easy to forget some of the more mundane and practical aspects of life as a student. But as you embark on this important stage of your life, it’s time to face up to the [...]

You are in college or graduate school and you are thinking about getting a job. You ask a lof questions and you have no answers! Student Help Forum will help you succeed and get a job/summer internship with 10 classic questions on how to get a job after college or grad school I have talked [...]

It is very common to realize that you needsspecial attention to improve your performance in school.  Math tutoring is particularly useful for many students, especially when a parent is no longer able to help with complicated math homework (dad you already forgot that?). As a parent, you may be used to being a tutor of [...]

In this post, Steve Schwartz from LSAT Blog shares five tips to help you fit time in your schedule to prepare for a graduate-level exam without detracting from your college classes. If you have a full college courseload and social life, it’s probably hard to balance the two already. Add studying for the LSAT to [...]

Intro/Hook. Download the articles you plan on using, and save them in a single folder. You don’t want to pay the penalty for someone else’s site going down, or free content being transferred to a paid archive. If the source website doesn’t allow you to save the article to your website, there are two workarounds. [...]

Taking notes during lectures is perhaps the most important part of retaining knowledge throughout your university semmester, but most students are simply not that good at it. They tend to focus on either writing down every word your lecturer says, and just the important points. There is a much easier method which will definetly pay [...]

Most publications and blogs that cater to students will eventually run an article on how to stay awake during class. They offer (sometimes) valuable advice on getting enough sleep, avoiding all-nighters, using caffeine intelligently, cutting down on sugar, etc. I won’t go into details here, because we may decide to run an article of our [...]

Have you ever “lost” an article? You know what I’m talking about — you started reading something great, bookmarked it, and then when you went looking for it two months later the only thing you can find is 404 Page Not Found? Or maybe you found it, but now the website wants you to fork [...]