College 101: Taken The Wrong Way
By Scholarship Media | Feb. 6, 2018I was recently at home in New Jersey over the holidays and had a bizarre exchange with my dad.
I was recently at home in New Jersey over the holidays and had a bizarre exchange with my dad.
My roommate and I could use some guidance. We’re both college seniors getting ready to graduate in May.
I could use some help explaining my job to my dad. I’m a college senior majoring in fine arts.
I’m trying to get my roommate to understand the size of the global black market. Earlier this week, my sociology professor had the class discussing how widespread black market activities were.
I want to start investing in the stock market. I have a little bit of money that I inherited from my grandparents, and I’m going to start a job when I graduate.
While I was at home in New Jersey for the holidays, my parents decided to reveal the fact that my grandpa was having a biopsy done.
I’m a college senior graduating this coming May with a degree in anthropology. I don’t have a job lined up quite yet but I’m not too worried.
I was raised by my parents to really value education. To me, education has always been an inherent good.
Can you explain Bitcoin to me? Please? I feel like I’m going crazy here. I want to tell you what I don’t understand about Bitcoin, so that you know what to explain.
I want to get better sleep. It’s not necessarily that I’m getting terrible, terrible sleep right now, but I feel like I could be doing better.
My roommate and I could use some expert investing advice. We’re both college seniors graduating in May.
I could use some advice from someone knowledgeable about the different pros and cons associated with smoking marijuana.
I could desperately use some help. My boyfriend’s birthday is soon approaching, and I don’t have any decent gift ideas yet.
My dad recently turned fifty, which was a big deal. My mom spared no expense when it came to the celebrations.
I could use some real advice. My roommate has an older brother in New Jersey who’s had a pretty rough time after dropping out of college.
Now that I’ve gone off to college, my parents are considering selling the house I grew up in with my siblings.
My roommate suffered a collision with another car while riding a motorcycle over the holidays.
I love my life here on campus. I’m also very committed to succeeding in school. When I left for college, my Dad told me an old joke: “Sleep, studies, social life—pick two.” Well, that seems pretty accurate to me: I can’t sleep. When I try to get to sleep here at school, I start to stress out about my academics or feel antsy about not being out with my friends.
I’m part of a pretty tight-knit organization at my school, and I’ve been elected to be the social chair this year.
Since I left for college, my parents have told me that my grandfather has started to develop some health issues.