Are You Getting the College Life Newsletter?

One of the more enjoyable aspects of being the Guide to College Life here on About.com is writing a weekly newsletter. My main goal: Make your life easier. After all, you have enough to do without having to dig around online and spend time searching for help with, say, managing your stress or dealing with a bad roommate or finding out when your FAFSA is due. And, honestly, you get spammed with enough junk trying to take your time, energy, and money that, if I'm fortunate enough to be invited into your email inbox every Monday, I'm going to make sure I earn (and keep!) my spot there.

Registration is totally free and only takes a second. (There's no funky forms or questions; all you have to do is type in your email addy.) Additionally, I'm always open to suggestions if you have topics you want to see covered in the newsletter and/or elsewhere on the site. Feel free to email me!

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Are You Getting the College Life Newsletter?

One of the most enjoyable parts of my work as the Guide to College Life -- and, I think, one of the best benefits of being a reader of the site -- is the totally free newsletter I send out every Monday morning.

Each newsletter arrives in your inbox, piping hot and fresh, full of tips and tricks and all kinds of information to make your college life easier. I figure ... college students have enough to deal with while they're in school, so why not help everyone out a little and directly deliver the things you need to learn most? Signing up is easy, free, and only takes a second. And really, what do you have to lose -- other than the time you would have spent looking for the information I'll now send you automatically, of course?

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Are You Getting the College Life Newsletter?

This might be your first semester in college -- or it might be your last. Either way, you probably know that you need all the help you can get.

Every Monday, I send out the About.com College Life newsletter. It contains the latest and greatest to make your college life easier. Topics can range from reminders about upcoming FAFSA deadlines (hint, hint) to dealing with roommate drama to how to spend your summer wisely (and enjoyably). The best part? Signing up is free and only takes a second!

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Are You Receiving the College Life Newsletter?

If you're in college, you undoubtedly have too little time to do too many things. So why not make it easier on yourself whenever and wherever possible?

Each Monday, I send out the About.com College Life newsletter. It's totally free and covers everything from how to relax during finals to reminders about important upcoming financial aid deadlines. It's delivered piping hot to your inbox and ... did I mention ... it's totally free? Signing up only takes a second and can be a great way to start the new year off right.

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Are You Receiving the College Life Newsletter?

You're in college -- which means you already have enough to read. Why not make things easier and have the most important, timely, and helpful news emailed to your inbox each week?

Every Monday, I send out the College Life newsletter. Depending on what's happening with current events, the time of the semester, or other factors, topics can range from suggestions for Halloween costumes to reminders that your FAFSA is due soon. Signing up is super quick and it's totally free! Consider it your cheat sheet each week for what you need to know -- without having to do any homework to find out, of course.

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Are You Getting the College Life Newsletter?

It's free. It comes into your email inbox every Monday, hot and fresh. And it contains the latest and greatest about what you need to know during your college life. From financial aid reminders to tips about heading home over Thanksgiving break to how to survive finals week, the About.com College Life newsletter's aim is to make your life easier.

Since you already have so much to read and keep track of during your time in school, I make the newsletter quick, snappy, and helpful. Signing up is super easy -- and did I mention it's totally free? You can even check out some previous issues:

• Aug. 1: Keeping in Touch while You're at School
• July 25: Nomnomnom -- Eating Smartly in College
• July 18: How Much?

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