Student Life — Ask the Experts

Tax Day is here! If you’re wondering what “doing taxes” means or want to learn more for the future, here’s some expert advice on what you should know.

Worried about starting your first semester in the fall? Check out our experts' top tips to help you make a smooth transition from high school to college.

Student budgets are tight, so it's not usually smart to make frivolous purchases in college. Our expert explains when it's worth it to spend your money here!

Bullying is hard to deal with, and sometimes harder to understand. Here's some expert advice on identifying bullying and what you can do to prevent it.

Bullying happens in high school, but what about college? Here's some expert advice on how these behaviors may change from one academic setting to another.

The first thing is what you shouldn't do, which is to escalate the aggression. If someone attacks you verbally or intimidates you, don't respond aggressively.

It's easy to think your college experience is going to be just like what you see in the movies, but the reality is pretty different. Here's what to expect.

It's best to live on campus your freshman year or your first year as a transfer student. This gives you an opportunity to meet lots of people, make new friends, and get involved in the campus.

Many students have a hard time adjusting to college, so you're not alone. Here's some expert advice on struggling with the transition and what to do about it.

You may be worried about upsetting your professor with tardiness, but it's certainly not the end of the world. Here's what to know from the experts.