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5 Tips for Working Full-Time as a College Student
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For many, going to college doesn’t mean that the rest of life gets put on pause. Some students work full-time while attending college because there’s a family to be fed, bills to be paid and a home to keep in order. But maintaining multiple full-time responsibilities is more than challenging. Utilizing different class modes, being…
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Tips for Green Bay high school student applying to college
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The transition from high school to college is an empowering yet challenging process. When I applied, I felt confused and pressured to make the right decision, even though I wasn’t sure which college fit me best. I spent weeks filling out applications, writing essays, and compiling my extracurriculars to make myself a more competitive applicant.…
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Personal Finance Tips for College Students
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As a student, one of the biggest stressors is finances. Whether it’s time to pay tuition or a monthly Netflix subscription, money is constantly withdrawn from your bank account, and it’s difficult to keep up. With student and home life obligations, keeping track of finances is difficult, but with help from these tips, it’s easier…
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GAI and Student Success
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Generative Artificial Intelligence (GAI) assists people with any question or problem, so of course it has become a big hit for students. Whether editing an essay or fixing a coding error, it’s the ideal tool for homework help. However, everyone has their own unique creativity and perspective, and GAI shouldn’t take over student work. For…
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Packing Clothes for Living in Green Bay, Wisconsin
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Packing clothes for life at UW-Green Bay can be difficult, especially when you aren’t used to the cold weather. It seems impossible to choose clothes that accommodate both the snowy winters and warm sunny days on campus. To make your transition to UW-Green Bay easier, here’s a packing list (or what to buy once you…
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Mental Health Resources for Students
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As a student, you’re always dealing with something. There’s that 1,500-word essay worth 10% of your grade due soon or you have to rush to work after class to earn money to pay for your degree. Sometimes, our mental health takes a back seat—but it deserves attention too. While it can be difficult to ask…