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«College Bound» column

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 […]


The Difference Between a Bachelor’s and a Master’s Degree

July 31st, 2014; By Susan Huebert

Many people say that an education is the key to a good job, a high income and a good life. That might not always be true, but earning a bachelor’s […]


Creating the Ideal College Schedule

July 30th, 2014; By Michelle Osei-Bonsu

Creating the ideal schedule can be a key factor to your success in university or college. One of the first questions you should ask yourself is whether you should take […]


Can High School Dropouts Still Go to College or University?

July 29th, 2014; By Susan Huebert

Most people receive a lot of advice over their lifetimes. Can you think of some of the things that others have told you? One bit of advice that you might […]


Transitioning to University Life

May 14th, 2014; By Christopher TJ Brown

The idea of going off to college or university sends shivers of anxiety down spines and churns stomachs. Don’t worry – this is normal. It’s a big step moving from […]


What to Do With a Gap Year

October 22nd, 2013; By Erik McKay

A gap year is an idea that many may brush off, may overlook, or may not take seriously. Gap years are often thought of as a ‘fallback’ or an alternative […]


The Benefits of Living at Home

August 29th, 2013; By Julia Shaw

If you have the opportunity to live at home during school, I strongly suggest that you take up the offer. Even though Hollywood portrays moving away to attend post-secondary as […]