Let’s face it — for many college students the prospect of going back to school after a long break is anything but inspiring. Although the opportunity to reconnect with friends you haven’t seen for weeks might sound inviting, for others the concept of going from rest and relaxation, back to a syllabus-dominated world filled with schedules, assignments, and commitments leaves some feeling somewhat unmotivated.
Of all the rites of passage that go along with being a college student, perhaps none of them compares to experiencing spring break for the very first time. Traditionally, this is a time when students take a vacation from their studies, head to the nearest beach, and share an inexpensive hotel room with their best friends.
Are you a college student who is about to experience your first spring break getaway? Have you decided where you want to go, but haven’t made up your mind how you’re going to get there? If so, then here are some suggestions to help you decide which mode of travel will work best for you.
It's officially March 1 and we've got one thing on our mind...spring! With the hopes of warmer temperatures to come, here are several fun things for you to do near Hocking College this March.
The Hocking College Men’s Basketball Team (10-19) won a close game against Bryant & Stratton (OH) (2-21) at home by a score of 87-85 on Saturday, February 23.
The Hocking College Women’s Basketball Team fell to Bryant & Stratton (OH) (4-17), 79-43, on Saturday, February 23.
The Hocking College Men’s Basketball team (8-18) returned to home court on Monday, February 18 to defeat the Bryant and Stratton (OH) Bobcats (2-19), 93-84.
Hocking College's programs are all focused on real world, hands-on experience. The same can be said for Hocking College's Wildlife Club. The Wildlife Club provides many opportunities for students in the Natural Resources program to gain invaluable experience, network with professionals, and uncover the commonly asked question: What does a wildlife professional do?
The Hocking College Women’s Basketball Team (1-17) fell to Clark State Community College (8-15), 71-45, on Friday, February 15.
