By Katherine Sauceda Recent studies by the U.S. Census Bureau show more millennials are choosing to live in major cities after graduating college rather than suburban areas. These educated millennials’ population in cities … Read more
By Kristin M. Bradshaw Following the turn of their first tassels, graduated high school seniors enter the collegiate world wide-eyed and inspired by their new-found independence. While some have the soft cushion of … Read more
By Mary Grace Heath Credit cards can be a great tool to have in college. They can help you develop good spending habits, earn rewards and build your own credit history, which will … Read more
By Ron Davis I’ve put in countless hours at the journalism school over the past few years. I am now in my final semester of college, still putting in those same hours, but … Read more
By Ron Davis Before my sophomore year of college, my dad gave a credit card that was to be used strictly for emergencies. The problem was, the card had my name on it, … Read more
By Natalia Amandari We’ve all had that moment. You see something nice in the store. Or maybe it’s a pricier drink at the coffee shop. You think to yourself:  No, I shouldn’t. I’d … Read more
By Natalia Almandari For most college students, living on your own for the first time also means cooking and grocery shopping on your own. Between classes, work and friends, it can be easy … Read more
By John Messer Finances in college have been a rollercoaster so far. Actually, it’s more like juggling dynamite which may or may not be lit while riding a rollercoaster and Iron Maiden is … Read more
By Carolyn Heger The recruiting season for many majors is in full swing this month, with company recruiters visiting college campuses to encourage seniors to apply for their jobs. There is a significant … Read more
By Carolyn Heger When I was in high school, my grandfather frequently stressed to me that I should begin saving for my retirement early. Back then, putting money aside for me to spend … Read more
