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Trish Smith - EzineArticles.com Expert Author
I'm a copywriter for websites that are devoted to providing college students with helpful environmental, financial and study abroad advice.
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- 10 Ways to Reuse Plastic Milk Jugs
[News-and-Society:Environmental] According to the National Geographic documentary Human Footprint, Americans consume about 989,985,594,240 half gallons of milk over the course of a lifetime. This is good news because it shows that we are staying healthy by consuming milk, but it's also bad news because it means we are creating more waste when we throw these plastic milk jugs away.
- What is a Student Hostel?
[Travel-and-Leisure:Hotels-Accommodations] A hostel is a low-priced facility where students, families, backpackers and other travelers can stay. Whether you're a student studying abroad in Costa Rica or a backpacker traveling across Europe, a student hostel is an affordable and fun place to take shelter.
- Financial Aid Eligibility Requirements
[Reference-and-Education:Financial-Aid] If you want to go to college, you have to be prepared to pay for it. And if you're like many of the soon-to-be college students out there, you will need college student financial aid. In order to get all the financial aid that you need, you first need to find out if you are eligible for financial aid.
- Great Ideas For Reusing Egg Cartons
[News-and-Society:Environmental] Egg cartons that are made from paper can be recycled, but many people still throw them away. Instead of throwing them away there are many different ways that you can reuse the carton, just like you can reuse old CDs and plastic soda bottles.
- All About College Grants
[Reference-and-Education:Financial-Aid] A grant is an award offered from a federal agency to help you pay for your tuition, and the best thing about them is that they don't need to be paid back. Nobody wants to turn down free money that pays for their tuition and books!
- Are You Ready to Make a Career Change?
[Business:Career-Advice] Are you frustrated about your current job? Do you want to change your profession and make a career move? If you're unhappy with the direction that your career has taken then it's time for you to consider a career change.
- How to Prioritize Your Student Expenses
[Finance:Personal-Finance] After going through the process of creating a student budget plan many people realize that they actually don't have enough money to pay for all of their student expenditures. To make up the difference many times people ignore their personal expenses. With a little planning, you can have what you need and save enough to meet your goals.
- All About Studying Abroad in Egypt
[Reference-and-Education:Languages] There's just something about Egypt that makes it one of the most interesting study abroad locations on Earth. Maybe it's the ancient atmosphere, or maybe it's the long list of natural wonders students get to see during their visit. Maybe it's everything!
- All About Pollution
[News-and-Society:Environmental] Every year in the U.S. factories release over 3 million tons of toxic chemicals into the land, air and water. This hazardous waste causes us to lose over 15 million acres of land every year, it leads to respiratory complications and other health problems and it makes our rivers and lakes too polluted for us to swim in and drink.
- What is a Career Fair and How Can it Help You?
[Business:Career-Advice] Whether you've just graduated from college or you're thinking about a career change a career fair, also known as a job fair, is a great place to meet potential employers and to learn about employment opportunities. It's basically a free way to discover who is hiring in your area and the perfect place to learn about potential careers that have always interested you.
- Sustainable and Eco Friendly College Programs
[Reference-and-Education:College-University] We all know that Obama is a passionate supporter of alternative energy and other green initiatives, and he also believes in educating our youth about humanitarian and environmental efforts, so what better way for him to help spread the green word than to instill eco programs in school? Well, this has already happened in many colleges around the U.S., and the classes are not only preparing students for the future "2 million green jobs that will be created in the next 2 years," but they're also educating open minds about the role they will play in the future of the planet.
- 10 Ways to Be a Green Student
[Reference-and-Education:College-University] You don't have to own a hybrid or live on organic food to be a green student. Going green is all about making small changes in your life that will benefit both you and the environment. And this can be done by reducing your carbon footprint.
- Different Types of Credit Cards
[Finance:Credit] Choosing your first credit card can be a tough decision. You have many things to consider, like interest, additional fees, rewards and more. But knowing a little about the different types of credit cards will help you pick the one that is best for you.
- Study Abroad in South Africa
[Reference-and-Education:College-University] A study abroad South Africa trip consists not only of a glimpse inside a spiritual and historical people, but also face-to-face encounters with some of the most beautiful wildlife and landscapes in the world. If you travel to South Africa for a summer abroad you can have a once-in-a-lifetime experience jumping from Bloukrans Bridge, the highest bungee jump destination in the world.
- Study Abroad In Japan
[Reference-and-Education] Your study abroad Japan experience will not only take you to the world's tenth most populated country, but it will also take you to a land that values both deep-rooted traditions and modern-day progressions. Your semester abroad can include visiting Sens%u014D-ji, Tokyo's oldest Buddhist temple that features the Kaminarimon Gate, a massive entrance that is decorated with traditional paper lanterns and huge statues of Japanese gods. If you travel for a summer abroad you can walk along the streets of Ginza, a popular Tokyo destination full of shopping, fine food and coffeehouses.
- All About College Scholarships
[Reference-and-Education:Financial-Aid] Just like college grants, scholarships are free money that can cover a large portion of your student expenses. Their purpose is to help you further your education, and they are based on a wide range of criteria.
- How To Reuse Your Old CDs
[News-and-Society:Environmental] The bad thing about buying CDs is all the excess paper and plastic packaging that comes with them, not to mention that millions are thrown away every year. The good thing is that we can recycle and reuse almost every part of our old CDs.
- Types Of Financial Aid For College
[Reference-and-Education:Financial-Aid] Many students will need some type of financial aid to help they pay for college. Luckily for them they have many different financial aid sources to choose from.
- How To Recycle Your Used Coffee Grinds
[Food-and-Drink:Coffee] Did you know that the average American consumes about 3 cups of coffee a day? That's a lot of used coffee grinds going into the trash. There are actually many ways you can recycle and reuse your old coffee grinds to help preserve the environment and maintain your health.
- Studying Abroad In India
[Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] An India study abroad program will take you into an amazing land full of history, intrigue, spirituality and natural wonders. If you are in India in the month of November for a semester abroad, you can visit the small town of Pushkar for the world's largest camel festival. Not only will you get to see the women dressed up in colorful saris, the traditional Indian female garment, but you'll also get to see campfires lit up along the dessert sand as people prepare for the nightly feast.
- Green Thrift Store Shopping Tips
[Shopping-and-Product-Reviews] Instead of spending your paycheck on an expensive new outfit or gadget, how about saving some cash and helping out the environment by shopping at a thrift store. Thrift store shopping is just another form of recycling and regulating CO2 emissions. Not only do you get to reuse a unique or vintage item, but you also stop factories from making more items and creating pollution, and that greatly reduces your carbon footprint.
- Studying Abroad In London
[Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] No matter where you study in London you'll experience all that it has to offer, from museums full of historical art and shopping centers with all the latest fashion trends to global business centers and international restaurants. Study abroad in London and visit the British Airways London Eye, the world's largest observation wheel that stands 135 meters above London and offers spectacular views of over 55 of London's most famous landmarks. Or you can walk along the Thames River and visit the Hampton Court Palace, a former royal palace that was home to such ...
- The Benefits Of The Federal Work Study Program
[Reference-and-Education:Financial-Aid] If you thought that you were going to be a starving college student with no way to help you pay for tuition and books, then don't despair! The federal government offers a special program to help you pay for your college attendance and can even give you extra money for personal spending.
- The Hazards Of Eating Sushi
[Food-and-Drink] Nigiri. Maki. Sashimi. If you are one of the millions of Americans who have jumped on the sushi bandwagon, then you know exactly what these Japanese delicacies are.
- How To Choose College Student Car Insurance
[Insurance:Car-Auto] Most students ride their bikes or walk to class, but if you are one of the few who gets to drive to campus and take long trips on the weekend, then you have to be prepared for the responsibility of owning a car. And that means you have to be covered with student car insurance.
- How To Use The Internet While Studying Abroad
[Internet-and-Businesses-Online] As a college student, could you ever imagine your life without the internet? How would you write and print out your papers, instantly talk to your friends at other college campuses and send emails to your parents to update them about your health? The world would be a much smaller and complicated place without internet access.
- Facts About Financial Aid
[Reference-and-Education:Financial-Aid] Financial aid is money to pay for college from sources other than your savings or your family's contribution. It can come in many forms and is available to students who demonstrate financial need or to those who just want to pay for college on their own.
- The Basics of Studying Abroad in Costa Rica
[Reference-and-Education:College-University] If you've never seen Costa Rica's beautiful beaches, its world-famous National Parks or its exquisite cuisine, then you need to study abroad in Costa Rica to view these things in person! Not only are the parks home to rare species of birds and other exotic animals, but they also have mountains, wildlife refugees and swimming holes located beneath raging waterfalls. The food ranges from traditional rice and beans to seasoned chicken and beef, and there are always places to go at night.
- Tips For An Eco-Friendly Move
[News-and-Society:Environmental] Not only is it not fun to move, but it's also very harmful to the environment. You accumulate excess waste from throwing out old possessions and packing boxes, and you release carbon dioxide into the air making several trips in your car.
- The Good, The Bad and The Ugly of Credit Cards
[Finance:Credit] Credit cards have quickly become the fast and convenient way to pay for everything, from parking tickets to online purchases. With one easy swipe or the punching in of a few numbers, you can make a major purchase now and pay for it later in monthly installments. It's that easy.
- How To Prepare For A Semester At Sea
[Reference-and-Education:College-University] There is no rule stating that a study abroad program has to be done by either flying or driving to your destination. A semester at sea program allows students to sail across various oceans to view different cultures from a more natural perspective.
- Federal Perkins Student Loans
[Finance:Student-Loans] Federal Perkins Loans are low interest government loans made through a participating school to undergraduate and graduate students with substantial financial need. In order to qualify for a Perkins student loan, a student's Expected Family Contribution (EFC) as determined by the government's FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) must demonstrate the greatest level of financial need. Recipients of Federal Pell Grants receive priority for Perkins Loans.
- How To Pack For A Study Abroad Trip
[Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] A study abroad program or any other travel experience is going to take you to far away places, so that means you'll be without the everyday things that are always within your reach. So when you decide to pack you need to make sure you have the essentials that will make your experience an enjoyable one.
- Repayment Options For Student Loans
[Finance:Student-Loans] After you survive paying tuition for four years, covering the cost of books and racking up other payments on your credit cards, the fun doesn't end once you graduate. If you weren't able to get a grant or scholarship and had to take out a student loan, now you have to start paying it back.
- How To Make Your Work Area Green
[News-and-Society:Environmental] Whether you're a student interning at a major corporation, a marketing associate making phone calls all day or an office assistant handling paperwork, you're going to spend a majority of your time in one place all day. So don't you want your work space to be eco-friendly and energy efficient?
- How To Control Your College Trash
[News-and-Society:Environmental] Now it may seem cliche, but the old "Reduce, Reuse, Recycle" term can be applied to waste management and garbage removal practices in your very dorm room. If you follow these easy tips then you can have a waste-free dorm that is sure to impress and influence others around you.
- A Crash Course in College Credit Card Protection
[Finance:Credit] As a college student, you have enough problems to worry about, like whether to sign up for a 7 a.m. class, getting that research paper done on time and catching a ride home for the holidays. The last thing you want to worry about is credit card fraud. So to protect your credit card account from fraudsters you can follow these easy steps.
- 5 Easy Steps to Choosing a Student Loan
[Reference-and-Education:Financial-Aid] You finally made it! You graduated high school and got accepted into college. Now you need to figure out how to pay for tuition. If you follow these 5 easy steps, you can get a student loan that both you and your parents can live with.
- Study Abroad Locations That Match Your Personality
[Reference-and-Education:College-University] One of the toughest decisions that you'll have to make is choosing a location for your study abroad experience. What I've discovered is that most students are happiest with their decisions when they choose a country that matches their personality.
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