Living Off-Campus

Going somewhere, by yourself, where you may or may not know a single person, just might be the bravest thing you've ever done. With so many ways to meet people, though, finding connections is easier than you may think.

Staying safe at college doesn't have to be complicated. Check out these fifteen easy, quick tips to make sure you, and your stuff, stay safe while you're in school.

Interested in become a college resident adviser / RA but not sure what the process is like? Find out what the application experience is like on most campus and what your campus administrators are looking for in an college RA applicant.

There are pros and cons of living both on and off campus. Learn more about each, and how to decide which is right for you.

Living at home can be a tempting options for many college students. From saving money to not having to deal with the chaos of the residence halls, there can be many benefits for college students who choose to live at home. There can also be some challenges, too. Learn what to consider when thinking about living at home during college and how to make a decision that's best for your situation.

Living in a fraternity or sorority can be a difficult choices for many college students. While joining a fraternity or sorority may have been an easy choice, choosing to live in the house may be an entirely different matter. Find a list of questions to ask yourself as you determine if living in your Greek house is right for you.

For whatever reason, you're not going to live on campus next year. The process of finding an apartment, though, can seem like an extra class you have to take while you're already carrying a full load. Learn where to go for listings, what to consider when looking for a place to live, and how to decide if it's really the right decision for you.

Staying connected to campus as a commuter college student can be challenging. With a few wise choices, however, it can be easier than you might think.

Time can quickly become your most precious commodity in college. Learning how to manage and use it wisely may be one of the most useful things you can do for yourself.

Staying connected to your religion may be an important part of your college experience. Being far from home doesn't have to mean being disconnected from your religion.

Having a car in college can be a major convenience -- or a major pain. Learn how to decide if having a car in college is right for you.