By: Jessica Malley It can be difficult transitioning into college for any student, but there are certain challenges out-of-state students face. I am a sophomore from Massachusetts and know all about what it is like to travel to a school far from home without knowing anyone my age. These are some tips I found beneficial.Continue reading “Tips For Out of State OSU Students”
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The Ultimate Study Abroad Guide for Students
By: Jen Kapcio Whether it is taking summer classes or having to catch up on homework during break, finding time to travel as a college student is difficult. What if there was a way to kill two birds with one stone? Studying abroad is a great way to continue your education while experiencing the world. Continue reading “The Ultimate Study Abroad Guide for Students”
The Major Plight: A Three-Step Guide to Picking Your Major
By: Paige Hollowell It wasn’t until the first semester of my junior year that I finally settled on the right major, having already gone through two others. I’ve always been an indecisive person, so picking something that determined my entire future wasn’t something that came easily to me. After having gone through that, and theContinue reading “The Major Plight: A Three-Step Guide to Picking Your Major”
Building a Routine at School
By: Charley Lirtzman Many people may agree that change can be difficult. It takes time to adjust to new places, new people, and new experiences. When first arriving at school, it may seem overwhelming and you may feel helpless trying to balance classes, social life, and everything in between. For each day to be aContinue reading “Building a Routine at School”
4 Self-Care Tips for College Students
By Sydney Friedt College is said to be the best four years of your life. You meet new people, prepare yourself for the adult world, and learn life lessons to help you become more successful as time goes on. However, students tend to put their own wellbeing on the back burner while trying to reachContinue reading “4 Self-Care Tips for College Students”