What to Pack For College: 7 Things You Didn't Know You Needed
You need to prepare for college if you are going to effortlessly make the transition from living at home to living in a dorm.
You need to prepare for college if you are going to effortlessly make the transition from living at home to living in a dorm.
As you head into your final year or semester of college, you face a new challenge: the job search. The search to finding a job after college can feel like a job in itself, but there are resources to help guide you to success.
Here’s how to get organized to find the career of your dreams.
If you’re thinking of attending Hocking College to get your two-year degree in Ohio, it’s a good idea to make sure there is plenty to do nearby.
There is no handbook on what to do when you feel overwhelmed. Everyone has times when they've felt stressed. Chances are, at some time in their life, you have experienced the suffocating feeling that you have taken on way more responsibility than you can handle. This can leave you feeling paralyzed like a deer in the headlights.
For many students in the United States, a free college education is out of reach; however, filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) can provide some relief on the wallet. The US Department of Education provides grants and loans of more than $150 billion each year to students who fill out the forms.
Although the process may seem daunting, filling out the form and applying for financial aid is not that difficult. Follow this FAFSA checklist for a painless, potentially lucrative, experience, to help you earn your two-year degree in Ohio.
Barbourville, KY -- Hocking College travelled to Barbourville, Kentucky over the weekend to participate in the 2017 USCA 3D South Regionals in their first competition of the season. This was the largest regional in the country and the largest regional competition to date in the USCA. The Hawks weren't intimidated and wasted no time picking up right where they left off last season bringing home two Gold Medals from the Regional in Women's Basic Bow and Men's Basic Bow.
College can be a very exciting adventure, especially during your first year. If you have never been on your own before, there is a lot to get used to. Sometimes this responsibility can be a bit overwhelming and might cause you to lose focus on your studies, but it doesn't have to be that way. Staying focused in college takes some work, yet is well worth it in the end. Here are some tips that will show you how to stay focused in college so you can get the most out of your experience.
Being the first person in your family to attend college is both exciting and daunting. You've likely been working hard for years on your academics to get here. Now that your college acceptance has arrived, how do you prepare for that crucial first semester?
While you may have the academics well in hand, other factors such as finances and cultural fit may prove to be stumbling blocks you'll have to overcome as a first generation college student.
