Every College Girl

Welcome to ePeers, a social media site made exclusively for college students where you can ask students on your campus or other campuses questions, buy/sell/trade anything ranging from books to old phones and get access to any service on your campus. Only for college students (you’ve got to have an .edu email address to sign up) Connect with students from your campus AND others across the nation Anonymity when it comes to posting, especially sensitive stuff like mental health questions so you will always feel safe when posting questions or answers FREE! There are tons of different features on ePeers that can help you from your health to selling your old books to finding some local friends that you can plan your next big road trip with! So whether you are looking for some class advice, help with studying for organic chemistry or want to sell your old iPhone, ePeers can really do it all for you.

If you want to get things done during the day, then you may need to plan your day out ahead of time. If you set some attainable goals and focus on ways that you can work towards them, then you can really combat laziness. If you work, work, work without taking breaks, then you will burn yourself out quickly. Just because you want to avoid being lazy doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t take a day every now and then and just treat yourself to a day of doing nothing.

Once you’ve set up your personal website and have the brochures, you can start advertising products to fellow makeup lovers around campus and get your friends interested by sampling some of the makeup looks on yourself that they might also like to try. Although Sarina’s mom did a great job growing her business over the years, Sarina’s millennial mindset came up with the idea to use social media to further grow the business. Now that Sarina is old enough to start working as a Representative herself, she now uses the same innovative techniques to gain sales all around her campus and gets to enjoy normal college life without the stress of working a full-time job. As a Rep, you’ll have plenty of time to meet new people around campus and make new friends who share your love for makeup.

I know money talk is not everyone’s favorite subject, and you probably get a headache every time you think about the debt that you are going to be in once you finish college, but avoiding the elephant in the room won’t make it go away. Uncle Sam trusts you, and unless you already have a damaged credit history or ask for a ridiculous amount, you will not need a co-signer. If you come from a financially challenged family, the government will help you and pay your interest while you are in school. Yet, as tuition costs rise every year, you could think about taking a smaller private loan as a way to fill in the need for extra money. Those holding an excellent rating and with a long history, usually people who think about college after they have been working for a while and think about continuing their education, can be better off with a private loan, getting a lower rate.