Author: Jesse Gee

Freshman year in college is a magical time in life where you finally shed the often over-protective supervision of parents and strike out into the world on your own. You might imagine college as being the way it is portrayed Continue Reading

For the past 12 years, you’ve had it drilled into your head how important good grades are and that you need to focus on your schoolwork. But what if I told you that activities OUTSIDE of academics were just as Continue Reading

While going to school and learning is second nature to most students graduating high school, there are many new things about college life that can make even the most studious learners feel overwhelmed with their school coursework. To manage the Continue Reading

Your freshman year of college can be a confusing mix of excitement and feeling overwhelmed all at once. For the first time in your life, you are considered an adult and are now accountable for your own actions. One of Continue Reading

You might think that since you’ve been carrying a backpack for the past 12 years of your education, you already know what you should pack in there for college. But let me be the first to tell you that classes Continue Reading

As you begin to gather information and applications for the colleges and universities you are considering attending you’ll start to notice that most of them require an essay in addition to the application itself. While nearly 700 colleges across the Continue Reading

If you are considering a degree in Finance or Accounting, you may first be wondering what the difference between the two is. Initially, it might seem like both degrees are the same since they both relate to money. But digging Continue Reading

If you are considering the possibility of pursuing a marketing degree, ask yourself, “Why?” What is it about that field that interests you? Is it because no matter where you go in the world people recognize “The Golden Arches” of Continue Reading

When you’re 17 or 18 years old, trying to decide what you want to do for the rest of your working life can be an intimidating decision to make. There are so many different directions you could go in as Continue Reading

Both Big and Small Schools Have Their Pros and Cons. Which One Is Right for You? As you start to think about graduating high school and moving on to college, you have a lot of decisions to make about where Continue Reading