Please welcome our new Academic Advisor blogger, Kellie Woodle from the University of North Florida! She will be sharing her advice with the MyMajors world about advising freshman and sophomore college students and how she professionally guides them towards choosing … Continued
As an academic advisor, I come across this question quite often. I have thought of how someone should go about choosing a major that will best fit them. When I think of this, I think of the many questions that … Continued
There are many different types of colleges in the U.S., and it can be confusing as a student to understand the differences between them and find out which is best for you. We have put together a simple guide to … Continued
Hey there! Happy new year (or is it a bit late to say that?)~ Anyways, it’s been all busy busy busy these past months. I finished the last bit of my college applications this month (officially finished at about 3am … Continued
Many students either don’t do college visits (bad idea) or go on their visits with little or no preparation (also a bad idea). Here are some tips so you can make the most of the few hours you’re on a … Continued
Hey everyone, Thanks for your support this year with the website and the app. We actually got nominated for the 2011 Best App Ever Award for Best High School App (Android). The winner will be selected based on user votes, … Continued
I am currently going through Christmas withdrawals. I am sure you are dealing with a similar experience? There is a certain lack of Christmas cheer hanging in the air. The anticipation has dissipated, the world returns to its standard comings … Continued
Hey folks! It’s been a while [yeah… sorry about skipping an entry last month; I’ve been busy]. At least now I have more to talk about 😛 Two major things in my college application process happened in November: interviews and … Continued
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Opens: Dec. 20 ★ ★ ★ ☆ ☆ A Movie Review By Joseph Hagen The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo catapults out of the best sellers rack at your local bookstore and into theaters … Continued
By: Anne Canfield Kansas City Art Institute Even artists and designers who rely on traditional media are turning more and more to digital technology for purposes ranging from exploration to implementation. “There are approaches to art practice that involve traditional … Continued