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Leaving college can seem like a big step. Say goodbye to all-nighters, wild parties, and crowded dorm rooms. Entering grad school with all of the knowledge you gained in undergrad gives you a massive head start, because instead of focusing on the social, you can apply...

Sometimes, the biggest hassle of renting an apartment is dealing with a difficult landlord, which can be even worse than long and tiring apartment searches themselves. Unfortunately, it can be difficult to know just what a landlord is like until something...

One of the greatest parts about the college experience is the social aspects of meeting new people from around the world and making lifelong friends. And while this can be most helpful during the freshman year of college, living on a campus filled with young adults...

Besides worrying about being able to keep up with classes and fending for yourself for the first time, one of the biggest worries of heading off to college is always how you will get along with your roommate. This is completely understandable considering that you will...

One of the most stressful experiences for any student going off to college is to find housing arrangements. With the enormous amount of students around the world attending college, there is no shortage of potential options for living situations. In order to determine...

Whether you’re going off to school for the first time or just returning for another semester, figuring out your housing situation can be stressful and time-consuming. Between having to choose a roommate, deciding on the size of your future apartment, and a litany of...

Moving away to college and finding an apartment can be scary, especially if you’re moving to a new state. But with some good guidance, you can find the perfect off campus housing. Just keep these five important dos and don’ts in mind: DO: Start Looking EarlyIf you’re...

College remains a top priority of most students who graduate from high school. In 2013, there were approximately 14.5 million undergraduate students in the United States, and according to StatisticBrain, 61.7% of college students in the country are enrolled full-time....

Nearly 7 billion students attended a four-year college in 2013, and even more students are enrolling in the 629 public and unnumbered private institutions next year. That makes it more important than ever for colleges to offer adequate student housing, whether that...

We all put things off, and procrastination problems are pretty much the norm of college (or pre-college) life. Let’s cut to the chase. More and more Americans are attending college every year; in 2013, 6,837,605 students enrolled in four year college programs and...