Are you intimidated by the grocery store? Do you get lost in those long aisles? Have you ever spent $60 on groceries and find you have nothing to eat? No need to fear, I have the solution! Planning ahead!

Preparation

I'm now in my third year of college, doing a third course, and the last two years I'e absolutely loved my courses and got on with the work load pretty well, but this year I'm so unbelievably behind already and have been trying to get back on my feet after so many things have already gone wrong this year that my new course just makes me stressed.

I've been reading about what most people wonder about college today, and a lot of the questions circulate about what they should wear or if making friends is going to be a problem for them. So, this article, I plan on explaining them in detail to the fullest extent that I can.

Ok, so it’s that time of year, quite a few of us will have started the next year up in school or started college in an entirely different place, the challenges this poses are great, and they can really make you nervous about going into classes, which really isn’t good considering you are going to spend the next two, or maybe even more, years of your life there.

How many of you already feel exhausted as soon as you hit the “off” button on your alarm clock? If so, you are not alone, as the National Sleep Foundation says that 63% of college students suffer from sleep deprivation.

Whether you are living on campus or in your first apartment, you are most likely going to have at least one roommate. Roommates can be a blessing and a curse all in one. I'm going to give you some tips on choosing the right ones, and setting some ground rules to make both of your experiences pleasant ones.

Being a graduate from high school can be exciting. Plans to go to colleges such as Harvard, Duke, or Princeton are always at the back of a grad's mind to pursue careers as doctors, lawyers, or politicians. But, from a new grad's point of view, there is so much more that has to go into college...money.  To receive a degree doesn't have to be costly.

Rape is a dirty four-letter word; it is something that happens to other people, but could never possibly happen to you. We read about it in the newspaper, see reports of it on the TV and then we dismiss it, forget about it.