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Traditional Students

Coping with more freedom

Dealing with lack of a family structure

Dorm life - dealing with roommates

Time management

Adult Students

Juggling family life and school

Challenges unique to adult students

Being an adult on campus

Interacting with younger students

Finances & Scholarships

FAFSA & Stafford Loans

FAFSA Eligibility and Rules

College Grants and Scholarships

Saving $ in creative ways

Text book tips to save $

Online Colleges

Online College Accreditation

Adjusting from traditional learning

Efficiently scheduling family and class commitments

Computer and communication skills needed for success

Top 10's

Top 10 paying jobs

Top 10 medical schools

Top 10 art schools

Top 10 business schools

Job Placement & Internships

Internships - why they are important, when to start looking, and how to obtain one

Company benefits - what to expect

Career research

Factors to consider when choosing your career

Sports Marketing Jobs - Breaking into the Sports Industry

Resume Formats - Which should you choose?

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Free Student Stuff

Most students are limited when it comes to having extra money. Tuition, college text books and living expenses usually means no money left over for other necessities.

Most companies are aware of the limited financial resources students have and will often offer free or low cost versions of their products for students. It benefits companies since they figure if they can get you hooked on their low-cost product now, chances are you will be more than happy to pay for their higher-priced versions once you have graduated and are bringing in the big bucks!

With that being said, we have compiled a list of resources that are free or low-cost to help you conserve your extra money for things like tuition, books, and pizza delivery !


Free Software Programs

Below are listed many of the basic programs you will be required to use during your college career. Most of them are free for anyone to use.

It is also important that you make sure your operating system is up-to-date and that you have all the most recent security patches installed on your system. You can check your system to find out which updates you need for your operating system by going to the Microsoft Update site.

Basics

  1. Adobe Acrobat Reader
  2. Microsoft Office Add Ons
  3. Internet Explorer
  4. Java Runtime Environment
  5. FilZip

Communication

  1. Email
    1. Usually provided by your school
    2. You may want to use a gmail/hotmail account as well
  2. Instant Messengers
    1. Yahoo
    2. AOL
    3. MSN (Windows Live Messenger)
    4. Trillian (Runs all 3 messengers from one program)

Multimedia

  1. Quicktime
  2. Real Player
  3. Flash Player

Security

  1. Antivirus - AVG / Avast
  2. Firewall - Zone Alarm
  3. Spyware - Spybot Search & Destroy / Ad Aware

             


 

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