• Senior Year: Schedule Your Schoolwork Around Your Social Calendar

    Senior Year: Schedule Your Schoolwork Around Your Social Calendar

    How do I maximize my social life without jeopardizing my schoolwork? It seems like every night there’s an invite to go to some senior bar night, someone’s 21st, or some party.

  • Tuffy Luv Organizes The Floop Outta You

    Tuffy Luv Organizes The Floop Outta You

    I’m so stressed out!! College and dating are killing me. What can I do to relax?

  • Organize Your To-Dos Visually With kanban2go [Web Spy]

    Organize Your To-Dos Visually With kanban2go [Web Spy]

    kanban2go is a virtual, visual to-do list that sorts all your tasks into one of three categories: To Do, In Progress and Done.

  • One Month Challenge: Learning to Budget, Week 4

    One Month Challenge: Learning to Budget, Week 4

    I did it. I budgeted. And I learned a lot about myself and my spending habits in the process. It was sometimes difficult, but definitely worth it. Looking back at the experience as a whole I can definitely say that. So instead of recapping this last week for you (which was actually kind of boring) I thought I’d take some time to just go over the finer points and the important things I picked up this month.

  • One Month Challenge: Learn to Budget, Week 3

    One Month Challenge: Learn to Budget, Week 3

    It was just a slight slip up. I was on my way to CVS when I passed one of my favorite stores with a big, huge, sale sign in the window. I had some time to kill, so I figured, why not? I’ll just browse. And then I got to the coat section. There it was: a belted, black, mid length coat. On sale. And it was just my size. I tried it on, and yes, I bought it.

  • One Month Challenge: Learn to Budget, Week 2

    One Month Challenge: Learn to Budget, Week 2

    I’ve even been keeping track of my purchases, but the thing is, since it’s winter break post-holidays and high school reunions, I’ve spent pretty much this entire week watching Netflix, reading The Hunger Games, and sleeping until noon. So I haven’t actually been spending all that much. And it’s made for a pretty easy week.

  • Web Spy: Clockblock

    Web Spy: Clockblock

    I have a confession: I’m sort of obsessed with lists. Whether it’s a shopping list, top 10 list or to-do list, organizing the things in my life into lists keeps me sane. But making lists really helps me out: I find if I don’t write out everything I have to do (errands, school work, chores at home, etc.), I’ll forget. I’ve recently discovered a new way to help me organize all the things on my to-do list: Clockblock.

  • One Month Challenge: Learn to Budget, Week 1

    One Month Challenge: Learn to Budget, Week 1

    This month I am taking control of my finances. And if you’re up for it, I want you to join me. Because whether you’re in a position that requires you to keep track of your finances or not, it won’t hurt to know how and why you’re spending your money.

  • 10 Things An Incoming Freshman Should Do Right Now

    10 Things An Incoming Freshman Should Do Right Now

    It’s the summer after you’ve graduated high school. You’ve finished your exams. You’ve finished the college application process. You have your diploma, you’ve taken the pictures in the cap and gown and you finally decided on a college. So now all you want to do is kick back and relax and enjoy an entire summer free of responsibility and full of hanging with your friends before you each go your separate ways to start some new adventures.

  • The 10 Sites That Will Get You an A in School

    The 10 Sites That Will Get You an A in School

    The semester is winding down. Soon there will be papers to write and finals to study for, which means cutting out the procrastination and cracking down on the studying, which isn’t always easy. But fear not, our resident Web Spy has done her research, providing CollegeCandy readers with ten surefire ways to get organized and start studying.

  • The Weekly Ten: New Year’s Resolutions You Can Keep

    The Weekly Ten: New Year’s Resolutions You Can Keep

    It’s a new year, and you know what that means; it’s time to start working on those New Year’s resolutions. But before you start jotting down those promises take a minute and really think about this. New Year’s resolutions almost always involve giving something up, and making sacrifices. And that negative approach makes you all the less likely to keep them.

  • Web Spy: Evernote

    Web Spy: Evernote

    My desk is cluttered with post-it notes of things I don’t want to forget about, magazine clippings, receipts, class notes, and more. The mess, plus being occasionally scatter-brained, drives me crazy and sometimes even causes me to forget about important events or due dates. I used to try to figure how I could keep it all organized in a way that would make it all easy to access and find what I need–but now Evernote does all that for me!

  • Web Spy: Soshiku

    Web Spy: Soshiku

    A few years ago, Andrew Schaper was a high school student with the same organization problems I have. In order to solve these problems, he created Soshiku, a website that helps you manage and keep track of all your school assignments.