Between academics, socializing, and extracurricular activities, college can feel like a whirlwind for college freshmen. And while this time of year is often a welcome reprieve in many ways, some students may face a serious case of the winter blues.
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If your student is considering taking a semester off of college, or taking what’s called a term withdrawal, you might have a lot of questions and concerns.
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Congratulations, you’ve made it through finals and it’s time for that long, glorious winter break!
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For most college students, a staple of their college years is moving: out of mom & dad’s and into a dorm, then onto a frat or sorority or off-campus housing, then maybe back home with mom and dad...although hopefully not that last one.
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Everyone knows that dorm rooms can get loud. All the chatter and walking around outside, the neighbors, and all the creaks and groans of the dorm can get a little overwhelming if you're trying to study or sleep. Luckily, there are ways you can go about soundproofing your room that won't go against the dorm rules. Make sure, however, that you know the rules before you take any of these steps. You don't want to end up breaking your contract or getting in trouble.
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Finding the best dorms at CU isn't difficult. All it takes is a little research. It's good to know what you're looking for in a dorm. Do you want to live alone, or with a roommate? Are you looking for a place where you can easily find parties, or somewhere quiet to keep up with your studies? Knowing what you need helps you narrow down the best options for yourself. You can also find a list of the best dorms at CU here.
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Before the end of this school year, you'll need to decide where you want to live for next year. Luckily, at CSU there are various dorm options. In fact, there are 11 active residence halls on campus. When you're considering the best dorms at CSU, there are several factors to think about. Do you want the biggest rooms, the most parties, or the quietest dorm? Knowing what you're looking for can help you find exactly what you need.
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Moving into your first dorm room can be stressful and scary. However, with this guide you'll learn some of the best tips for moving into your dorm. Get rid of the stress and start looking forward to this new step in your life!
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Getting through your first month of college is important, but it's not always as easy as it seems. With these tips, you'll be more likely to make it through that crucial first month with flying colors. Make the most of your time at college and by getting on the right track early.
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If you've never lived with a roommate, it can be quite a shock to realize that you have to share just about everything with another person. When you move into your new dorm room, it's a good idea to talk to your roommate and find out what their decorating ideas are. Whether your tastes are similar or completely different, there are a few ways you can work together to ensure that your dorm looks great and fits both of you.
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You got accepted to your favorite school. Congratulations! Now it's time to get ready to move out and start exploring the world on your own. As you're getting ready for college, it's important not to leave your lucky pencil box behind, of course — but make sure you also remember the other items you'll need during this new chapter of your life.
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If you put all your dorm items into storage after last semester, it's important to make sure you grab some things before you head back to school. While you may not need everything you put in storage right away, there are some items you simply don't want to start school without. Check out the items you need to pick up before you head back.
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One major decision you'll have to make when you go to school is whether to live on campus or find off-campus housing. There are lots of pros and cons to both options, which makes it a hard decision. Take a look at these five factors to consider when choosing where to live while going to school.
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You're a college student on a budget, living in Colorado for the first time. Dining hall food is convenient and free, but you have to admit it leaves your taste buds a little dissatisfied. Whether you're in Boulder, Denver, Colorado Springs, or anywhere else in the state, find one of these restaurants for an inexpensive meal that offers way more flavor than that dorm food ever could.
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