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«College Bound» column

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 […]


The Truth About Buying Textbooks

July 20th, 2013; By Laurel Walsh

Can you really put a price on knowledge? College and universities seem to think so. Textbook prices in post-secondary institution are climbing everyday. Ironically students learn to think outside of […]


Where, When, and Which Class?: A Course Scheduling Guide

July 20th, 2013; By Amy Oldfield

If you are like many first year students, you have a vague idea of what courses you want to take in college or university. If you liked biology in high […]