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COLLEGE AND CAREER
Things to look (out) for in a summer job
Summer has come.
College prep involves more than paperwork
College advisers can tell students what colleges to apply to, how to fill out their applications and how to apply for student aid.
Sometimes, chasing dreams can lead to helping others
Being able to travel the world is an indulgence that some people are fortunate enough to fulfill in their lifetime.
Hold on to your underpants
Heading to college? Here's some advice about doing laundry, from the book How to Survive Your Freshman Year (Hundreds of Heads Books, www.hundredsofheads.com, $14.95), straight from people who've done it:
Transferring feels like senior year all over again
Leaving home is a lifestyle change that most students deal with when they leave high school.
Dollar store gourmet
As a college student, you may find yourself strapped for cash, but there is good news: You may be surprised by foods you'll find at local dollar stores.
College Scholarship Information
There are numerous scholarships and financial aid opportunities, but you have to get your applications in by the deadline. Here's a list of some of the aid and rewards that range from $500 to full tuition and expenses.
College Scholarship Information
There are numerous scholarships and financial aid opportunities, but you have to get your applications in by the deadline. Here's a list of some of the aid and rewards that range from $500 to full tuition and expenses. For more information, see your Brace adviser and visit www.TeenlinkSouthFlorida.com.
Buying books cheap
Before you head to your campus bookstore, here's some advice about online textbook shopping from the book How to Get A's in College (Hundreds of Heads Books, www.hundredsofheads.com, $14.95), straight from people who've done it:
Don't let doubts keep you from summer of your dreams
Isn't summer supposed to be fun?
Getting into college: A grade-by-grade guide
Freshmen
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