As March descends upon us, you may find yourself in the lucky group of students who are holding admission offers from universities. As more and more offers are made, more and more students will have to make difficult decisions in … … read more →

If you receive news that you’ve got an interview for a job or perhaps for university study, you may have a feeling of dread that quickly sets in after those initial feelings of excitement. We’ve all been there. Being interviewed … … read more →

In the last post, we talked about some of the benefits of attending university in the town or city where you grew up. While there are some definite pros to studying in your hometown, it’s certainly not for everyone, and … … read more →

One thing that seems to get drilled into us when we are at school is the idea that the best way to a skilled (and also highly paid) job is to go to university and get a degree. At the … … read more →

In the last post, we highlighted a few of the places you can turn to when the pressures of higher education start to take their toll on one’s mental health. Ultimately when students face depression and anxiety, it’s not only … … read more →

If you’re currently in your first year of university and are studying away from home, you’ll have had a sense of the highs and lows that result from being thrown together into living quarters with a large gaggle of complete … … read more →

2014 is now here, and this means new beginnings. A lot of people will have made new year’s resolutions, whether it’s to get more exercise, quit a bad habit or learn a new language. Perhaps you’ve already made your new … … read more →