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I’ve written before about supporting the mental health needs specifically of students of color. The need is great. When my daughter was in college, one of her classmates threw himself off the roof of one of the campus buildings. Fortunately, he survived.
Advanced high school coursework may not be worth it unless you take calculus. Courses like advanced psychology, sociology, even physics and economics, don’t appear to make much difference in college grades. If you’re going to take an advanced class in high school, make it calculus.
As the back to school rush continues, college bound students will need to be up on the latest tech devices that will make campus life not only easier but cooler. From digital pens that record lecture notes to the latest tablets, BlackEnterprise.com has selected six tech toys college students should invest in this semester.
Back to school season is upon us and BE On Campus correspondent Damaris Skelton highlights 9 Twitter accounts that keep college students in the know.
Most students finance their education with borrowed funds. According to FinAid.org, 65.6% of students graduate with education debt, and of students who attend private college, 72.8% graduate with debt. The average amount of money owed by African American students leaving school is $19,800. For those who don’t have enough ready cash, Uncle Sam has a federal loan program that may provide an answer, but it pays to be an educated consumer.
