Last summer, it had been over a year since I was in school. I had just come off of my one-year maternity leave, I was back at a part-time job that wasn’t fulfilling for me in the slightest and I was now a single mother to a one-year-old depending on
For those of us heading into our fourth and final year, it can be daunting thinking about what lies on the other side of one more year. In the chaos of it all, it’s important to focus on what’s positive about the end and the experience as a whole. Back
Like most twenty-somethings, I’ve had my fair share of uh, interesting roommates. However, back when I was a wee little first year, I had no idea what to expect from the whole shared living situation. Would my roomie and I hit it off and become BFFs, or would I end up
Everyone’s parents are adamant that going to school, getting good grades, working really hard, and finding a good job were the steps you need to take to become successful. And while there was definitely some truth to our parents’ lectures, the education aspect just isn’t necessary all of the time. [ad_bb1] Getting a post-secondary
For the first time since the United States Census Bureau began collecting statistics on post-secondary education, more women than men are graduating college with a degree. The shift occurred sometime last year and has been an entire generation in the making. Since 1981, women have earned the majority of bachelor’s degrees. As older,
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