by myuniversitymoney | Jan 2, 2023 | Online and Software, Student Life & University Issues |
The usage of VPN software in Canada, and globally, was a direct result of two ongoing trends in 2019’s internet. One strong motive to the ever-increasing popularity of VPN websites and programs is that media publishers are limiting their offerings based on the...
by myuniversitymoney | Oct 1, 2022 | Personal, Student Life & University Issues |
Whether you’re studying at the university, a young adult, or a fully mature human, chances are you have been feeling anxious and stressed at one point or another. This is especially true with so many people having to care for their loved ones and themselves,...
by Justin | Dec 7, 2017 | Financial Advice & Investing, Student Life & University Issues, Student Loans |
Surveys these days paint a pretty sorry picture of today’s college graduates, saddled with student loan debt, along with regrets over their financial choices while they were in school. Take a recent poll by BDO Canada that found 67 per cent of Canadians under 40...
by contributor | May 24, 2015 | Education & Academic Tips, Personal Finance, Student Life & University Issues, Student Loans, University Living/Housing |
It’s no secret that IT professionals enjoy great job prospects and earn plenty of money. But did you know that there’s an IT field where professionals can earn an average of $39,000 more a year than the average for IT professionals? And what if qualified specialists...
by contributor | May 17, 2015 | Education & Academic Tips, Personal Finance, Student Life & University Issues, Student Loans |
No one enters the field of teaching to make a fortune — most teachers choose the field because they love children and are passionate about education, and that goes double for special education teachers. But teachers don’t make much money, and starting salaries for...
by Kevin | Apr 12, 2015 | Education & Academic Tips, Student Life & University Issues |
There probably has never been a university student who hasn’t considered dropping out at some point. As tempting as the idea may be, you probably shouldn’t – and here’s why: Your Desire To Drop Out May Only Be Temporary You probably remember times when you...
by Bridgette Stevenson | Oct 12, 2014 | Education & Academic Tips, Financial Advice & Investing, Scholarships and Grants, Student Life & University Issues, Uncategorized, University Living/Housing |
Like many other aspects of the transition from high school to university, applying for scholarships is another way it can be easy for students to become overwhelmed and easily discouraged. Unfortunately, many of us have the tendency to ignore anything which involves...
by Justin | Aug 4, 2014 | Education & Academic Tips, Student Life & University Issues, University Living/Housing |
Well it’s your first time out on your own and it’s time to go to university or college. The first thing you need to do is figure out where you want to go and what you may want to get educated for, at least have a ballpark idea. For me, it was easy, like...
