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Summertime is coming to an end quickly! And with the summer comes tons of pool parties, barbecues, and late night bonfires. But when people plan these celebrations of the sun, […]

College students are smart to consider protecting themselves with renters insurance.  In fact, a majority of state insurance commissioners recommend college students consider renters insurance. 

Studying abroad can be a fun and enjoyable experience for students.  It’s the chance to broaden your horizon and experience how living in another country compares to the United States. […]

With nearly one million international students attending American colleges and universities, it is important to understand the risks facing this valuable population. Three forms of insurance are particularly important for international students to consider securing to protect themselves from financial losses while studying in the United States. International students will benefit from securing tuition insurance, renters insurance, and student health insurance prior to attending classes.

Buying a Car in College: What You Need to Know Buying a new car is exciting, especially if you’ve had the same one since high school. Doing this by yourself […]

Summer is almost here! The hot weather is starting to be here to stay and along with that comes more revealing clothes and thinner material. Although you should always be […]

  It’s that time of year again—time to pack up and get pumped for your upcoming spring break. Throw textbooks and worries to the wind as you enjoy your much-needed […]

College sex.  It is a real issue but how do we know what is really happening? The recent book American Hookup: The New Culture of Sex on Campus by the sociologist […]

This week’s Time Magazine had a cover that brings attention to the important trends facing young adults and college students. The title “Anxiety, Depression & the American Adolescent” is a […]

You’re eating pizza at 2 a.m. most nights of the week; you’re up late studying and out early to catch your 8 a.m. class. All of these mean one thing: […]