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«College Bound» column

Books and Bills: Financing your Post-Secondary Studies

February 17th, 2015; By Teodora Pasca

An education is a worthwhile investment—but if you’re making the decision to go to college or university, you may find yourself questioning the amount of money going into your studies. […]


Campus Disability Services

February 17th, 2015; By NEADS

If you’re a student with a disability looking at your post-secondary options, we’ve provided a handy link to the NEADS website where you can access information about campus disability services […]


University Exam Prep

November 29th, 2014; By Teodora Pasca

Before you can escape the stress of school and enjoy the winter break, you have to pass finals! You’re not alone. University students all over the country are cracking under […]


Which University is Right for You?

October 31st, 2014; By Teodora Pasca

Deciding to go to university is one thing, but deciding which one is another matter altogether. What factors should you consider when evaluating your options? Take university rankings with a […]


University: What to Expect

September 30th, 2014; By Teodora Pasca

Post-secondary education, though an important stage for many people, can be daunting. In high school, you become accustomed to small classes, friends in every course, and teachers who go out […]


Freshman Prep: Getting Ready for University

August 31st, 2014; By Teodora Pasca

Post-secondary is a big step, and definitely a big change from high school – which is why it’s more important than ever that you start your first year prepared and […]


How to Design Your Class Schedule

August 29th, 2014; By Susan Huebert

In the first seven or eight years of school, choosing what subjects to study is usually fairly easy. The choices are limited and usually the set of required courses, like […]