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The Craziest College Classes Ever

Nikki DowlingSeptember 9, 2010 //

One of the best things about college — besides getting out of your parents’ house, eating Easy Mac at midnight and dorm parties — is the classes. Sure, classes are the reason you have to roll out of bed before noon after staying up half the night finishing an essay, but they can be fun if you give ‘em a chance. Aside from the regular stuff like boring-history-with-an-ancient-professor and math-you’ll-never-use-again, colleges are now offering a few classes so crazy you might be excited to attend. Keep reading »

What’s Your Best College Memory?

Pam GaulinSeptember 6, 2010 //

College is a time when women discover their strengths, form lifelong bonds and explore the world around them. For some women the exploration involves local or more exotic travel. For others the exploration is more internal and emotional, while other women remember hilarious moments. After the jump, some women share their favorite college memories. Keep reading »

10 Ways To Reinvent Yourself When You Go Back To School

Valerie DavidSeptember 5, 2010 //

Maybe you were an honors nerd in high school, or the trampy cheerleader, or that strange girl who always sat alone at lunch. Whatever your rep, starting college in the fall is your chance to reinvent yourself. (Heck, if you had a bad freshman year, you can start fresh this semester, too.) After the jump, ten tips for creating a new and improved you when you head back to school. Keep reading »

How Does College Affect Your Relationship Status?

Lyn LomasiSeptember 4, 2010 //

Are you single? In a relationship? Whether in the first or final year, many wonder if the college atmosphere will change their relationship status. It’s a whole new world where people discover a variety of things about life, as well as themselves. After the jump, we asked a bunch of women how they feel about their college relationships. Some were just entering college, some had been there for a while and some graduated recently. How about you? Share your experiences in the comments. Keep reading »