Below is a link to all the colleges & departments at Texas A&M University. “From architecture to zoology, we’ve got you covered. Explore our different areas of study by clicking on any of the college, unit or program links below to see a list of departments and options.” If you are interested or need to […]
“The hiring trends in the post 2007 financial crisis world is showing signs that when it comes to getting a job upon graduation, a student’s major matters. Recent studies show students majoring in engineering, computer science, education and health care tend to have better hiring prospects in the anemic labor market. Current students might be […]
“College seniors are graduating to an improved jobs outlook: Employers plan to hire 11% more college graduates from the class of 2016 than they did for the class before, according to the National Association of Colleges and Employers. But location can play a huge role when these new graduates are ready to launch their careers. […]
It’s no secret that college is expensive. It helps tremendously when students have financial management plans, since they won’t feel overwhelmed by college loans and the stress of having to deal with every day expenses without a blueprint. Learning how to manage finances is an immense help to students. Unfortunately, learning these skills proves to […]
“Tuition reimbursement programs are all the rage right now. Companies know that the rising costs of college make it difficult to start or continue your education. Luckily there are several places that students can work at that offer tuition assistance. Many of the companies in this list hire students at any degree level, and are […]
“When it comes to campus housing, there’s a lot to consider before making your decision. Depending on the school you’d like to go to, you may be able to rule out some of your living options right away. On the other hand, comparing different living options to your personal preferences can help you choose between […]
“The decision to attend graduate school varies greatly among those with bachelor’s degrees, according to a 2015 study by Georgetown University. For example, 77% of students who major in health and medical preparatory programs attend grad school, compared to 55.7% of public policy students, 38.4% of students who major in finance, and 1.3% of architectural […]
“This year’s college graduates are leaving school with an average of $37,172 in student loans – up from $35,000 last year. This represents an all-time high for average student debt levels. And many students and families are searching for solutions to avoid becoming part of the crisis. With the heavy push to secure a college degree combined with the […]
“How to Find the Right Scholarships. It’s hard not to get overwhelmed by the sheer number of scholarships out there, and even harder to know where to start. The most important thing? Finding and applying for scholarships that are right for you. Too many students go for quantity over quality – they apply for tons […]
