As each semester comes to an end, it’s only natural that we have a few regrets about how we spent it. Grades not up to our standards? Maybe we should have worked more (or partied less). Didn’t get to spend enough time with our friends? Maybe the decision to take 18 credits and work part-time was a little too much.
Now that the holidays are over, along with finals and last semester's classes, it's time to go back to the whirlwind of new classes, classmates, professors, assignments and exams. Along with the New Year resolutions you might make regarding your health or social life, what about your academics?
Depending on what school you go to, it may be nearing the time when you have to finally pick your major. There’s no doubt that for many collegiettes™, choosing a major can be one of the most difficult parts of your college experience.
You hear it from everyone: college is supposed to be the best four years of your life. But what happens when you feel like the college you’re attending isn’t the right fit? No need to stay; you can transfer! If you’re considering switching schools, HC’s here to help with the ins and outs of the process.
Why Transfer?
The holidays are known as a bright, happy, merry time—but sometimes it just doesn’t feel that way, and you feel bad admitting it. I mean, “it’s the most wonderful time of the year”… right? Right… Here are five reasons we realize you might be feeling down this holiday season, what’s behind them, and how to get you back in the holiday spirit!
Forget that new iPod or that gorgeous J. Crew Capella coat under the tree this year—because if you’re graduating early this December, everyone knows that earning your diploma five months ahead of schedule is the best gift of the season!
