Everyone knows that college life(for a lot of us) is all about partying hard, studying even harder (or is it the other way around?), and struggling to make ends meet. As a typical college student, you may be struggling for survival with the rising costs of tuition, so here are five things to really help you take advantage of college life of before your student days are over.
Educational Discounts – Don’t pay full price for software programs and electronics if you don’t need to. Most universities offer a software store for faculty and students where you can get licenses or copies of essential software programs (think Microsoft Office Suite) significantly discounted or sometimes even free. Moreover, some manufacturers (including wildly popular Apple) offer student discounts on laptops and other electronics.
Check out the Library– Believe it or not, the library offers far more than free WiFi and a place to pick up dates. The library is chock full of CD’s, DVD’s, books, magazines, and other media that covers just about anything. Even better, there are people (known as librarians) whose entire job is to help you find everything you might need.
Federal Student Aid – The government gives out millions of dollars each year to students in need of financial aid. What’s ideal about getting a government subsidized loan is a) you don’t have to start paying it back until after graduation and b) most are offered at an extremely low interest compared to private loans, which can charge 15 percent and higher.
Free iPhone Apps – As all the iPhone advertising suggests, there is an iphone app for virtually everything. Furthermore, thousands upon thousands of them are absolutely free and you can find the best free apps by performing a quick Google search. From mixed drink recipes to free calendars, you can find everything you need to stay organized and make life easier without costing you a cent.
Employmnet Assistance – Many colleges and universities offer employment assistance which is something every student should take advantage of before graduation. The cost is typically included in your tuition and you can work one-on-one with a counselor who can help pinpoint opportunities within your chosen field of study. Visit your school’s career placement center to learn more.
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