It is no secret that tuition is one of the more important deciding factors in one’s choice of college. In fact, according to a poll by USA Today, nearly half (45 percent) of individuals pursuing higher education degrees consider tuition prices as their “top factor” when applying to schools.
Dear college student, It is January 1. You roll over in bed and stare into your phone screen for the first time today. Immediately, you are confronted with video after video, photo after photo, with the following captions:
There is nothing better than seeing a Thanksgiving table covered with bowls and plates of hot, mouthwatering food. While Saint Leo University students all come from many different places and backgrounds, one thing is for certain—they all love to eat. Naturally, we had to know—what is the best Thanksgiving food?
Holiday seasons are supposed to be joyful times when families gather in laughter and bliss, celebrating moments that will be remembered for a lifetime. The combination of great food, tradition, and entertainment bring together people who love and care about each other.
In America when we turn 18 years of age, we have the right to vote. Even though we have the right to vote, it does not mean that everyone does vote. This goes on to raise the question: Should voting be mandatory in the United States?
Campus Gear is a local business in San Antonio less than five minutes from Saint Leo University’s university campus. The store offers t-shirts and other merchandise for Saint Leo students and is open to everyone in the area.
As the saying goes, there is a first time for everything, and, living in Florida, hurricanes are definitely no exception.
An unyielding job hunt teaches you what’s important to you in your work life, personal life, employer, financial needs, and overall life satisfaction. I earned these lessons with months of applications, calls, interviews, rejections, and offers; I hope that by sharing these takeaways with you, you might be able to better guide your own job search and get a head start in thinking about what truly makes a job a good fit.
While starting college is a new and exciting experience for incoming students, it is natural for them to be concerned about challenging classes, costs, time management, living away from home, meeting new people, and living in a different lifestyle in general. With all of the normal anxiety that incoming freshmen experience, it is natural for them to wonder how they can make the most of their college experience.
Living in a college dorm can be a thrilling experience for students. Having your own space or sharing one with a roommate all while being close to everything on campus sounds fantastic. Many incoming students, however, struggle to answer one question: “How should I decorate my college dorm?”
