When some students miss class or turn in an assignment late (or not at all), they may think ignoring the problem or pretending there isn’t a problem will make it go away. One of the things you learn throughout school, though, is how to take responsibility for your actions (or lack of actions). The following sections cover how to handle common problems such as missing a class, a homework assignment, a test, or other work.

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Studying abroad can be a fun and safe experience but it is important to realize that you are subject to the laws and customs of another country. Here are some tips prepared by the Office of Overseas Services to help keep you prepared and safe.


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During your school career, you may have times when you need extra help. The first steps in getting help are recognizing that you do need help, seeing what subject you’re having problems with, and establishing the best plan to get you back on track in your studies.


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As most people know, your college tuition depends on what type of school you choose to attend:

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Millions of students and parents struggling to raise cash for college this fall could have a happy surprise early next year: an extra tax refund of up to $2,500.

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In the midst of financial turmoil, three small pieces of good news for students have emerged. Texas A&M, Boston University, and Vanderbilt have each announced hefty increases in their financial aid generosity in recent weeks.

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Many people would be unable to pay for college without student loans. They are a great way to finance college, and usually offer a lower interest rate, and better approval rate then you would get if you were to try and pay for college through a personal loan. Also, depending on the student loan that you apply for and receive, you may not have to pay it back until you graduate, and in some cases, you do not have to pay any interest on the loan until you graduate, or stop going to school full time.

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This article may be useful for you if you are wondering how to afford college. We will take a look at some of the options that can help parents and students in affording a college education...

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1) Command Strips and Hooks
Great for making use of vertical space and for decorating without nails or tape that can fall down or leave residue, 3M Command Strips and Hooks come in a variety of shapes and sizes designed for a myriad of purposes. Use the strips to hang posters, photos, and whatever else you like securely and without being fined for damages. Hooks can save you closet space by providing places to hang coats, hoodies, hats, towels, and scarves anywhere you have room. You can even use them to organize necklaces or keep organized by hanging keys and other important items where you know you'll be able to find them. 3M also makes a variety of more specialized hangers, including picture and frame hangers, cord organizers, and water resistant adhesives that can be used in the bathroom, if you're lucky enough to have one.

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If you think you don't have enough money to pay for college, the U.S. government can help through the Federal Pell Grant Program.

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