Is a Ph.D. for me?
Are you thinking about pursuing a doctoral program? Our guest blogger offers some tips for your academic journey.
Leverage What You Got
Leveraging your experiences and skills with a solutions-driven state of mind is a lot more compelling than looking for someone to feel sorry for you.
You Got to Pay to Apply?!?
Application fees can become a financial burden before you even step foot into your first course. But TST is here to tell you that it doesn’t have to.
Check Out Our YouTube Channel!
The Scholar’s Toolkit is now on YouTube! Erica will be going in-depth on her tactics of maneuvering her college career and what’s she’s learned on her debt-free journey.
How to spot a Scholarship Scam
There are so many families seeking scholarships for their children that may become susceptible to gimmicks in hopes of money for college. The key is to remain persistent but not desperate on your debt-free journey.
Art of Appeal: Are You Leaving Money on the Table?
Financial aid offices keep 15% to 20% of their budget in reserve for awarding extra aid — and oftentimes only about half of it gets deployed. Don’t leave money on the table!
West Indies Made: Funds Cyan Done
June represents Caribbean American Heritage Month. Aside from its natural beauty and an array of delectable dishes, the region has produced some of history’s most profound leaders.
Pride & Proud: Resources for LGBTQ+ Students
Pride Month commemorates the Stone Wall Riots. Since 1970, demonstrations across the country and around the world celebrate the progress of the LGBTQ+ community.
Scholarships with AAPI Students in Mind
In media and often times in our classrooms, we refer to Asia and Asians as a homogenous body. However, that couldn’t be further
Mindful Funds
This is the generation reimagining the standard of so many things including dismantling the stigma of mental health in our culture.