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Using Microsoft Office Products to Manage Your Budget – Every Day Topics for Students Caution, I love spreadsheets. However, listen to me: don’t get in over your head with spreadsheets. It is possible to become too ambitious. Many people before you have attempted to track every subcategory known to man. Understand this, the more you track, the more time you are committing to this act...

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Everyday Topics for Students Millennial Guide for Using a Written Budget and Envelope System – Every Day Topics for Students I know, you are already thinking, why!? As in, why are you doing this to us? As in, why does budgeting have to be so time consuming? As in, why does budgeting need to be so difficult to learn? Lastly, as in, Why do we need a budget at all?

I just want to send out a couple of words to my followers, Thank You! After checking google analytics for this month, I have 261 page views, 94 sessions, and 62 new users that have visited everydaytopicsforstudents.com. I am overjoyed with the fact that our community is growing. If our community keeps growing, I will need a few volunteers to help me plan, write, and manage the website.

In this week's post we discuss different methods of financial planning. If you made a New Year Resolution to get out of debt or to increase your savings, let's get to work.

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Financial Planning: Managing Your Finances Like a Boss – Every Day Topics for Students Financial Planning: Managing Your Finances Like a Boss January 20, 2017UncategorizedComments: 0smheitter If you want to succeed at financial planning and succeed you must; then, treat your household finances like a corporation. Imagine that you are the company accountant and controller for your hous...

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Nobody Knows You When Your Down and Out: The Every Day Topics for Students Guide to Budgeting – Every Day Topics for Students Nobody Knows You When Your Down and Out: The Every Day Topics for Students Guide to Budgeting January 10, 2017Personal FinanceComments: 0smheitterTags: Academia, Budget, Budget's for Students, Budgeting, Budgeting for Students, Careers for College Graduates, Employment for College Students, Graduate...

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How to Kick Ass at the Interview Process – Every Day Topics for Students How to Kick Ass at the Interview Process January 4, 2017EmploymentComments: 0smheitterTags: Academia, Careers for College Graduates, Dress Clothing, Employment for College Students, Graduate School, Higher Education Jobs, Interviewing, Jobs for College Students, Life After College, Networking, Payin...

Happy Holidays everyone! As promised, here is the new article for December. Going forward, I will publish a new article once a week, normally on Monday morning!

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How to Dress Like a Professional – Every Day Topics for Students How to Dress Like a Professional December 27, 2016EmploymentComments: 0smheitterTags: Dress Clothing, Higher Education Jobs, Interviewing, Paying for College, Ptofessional Dress, Work Attire Hello, everyday topics for students followers, it has been a long time since our last discussion. Well, I’m b...

Everyone, Don't forget, we are celebrating the twelfth night at Alamance battleground today from 10am-3pm. Come on out for an eighteenth-century holiday celebration. I will be at the card game table for a little while kicking butt at l'hombre.

A little colonial America homebrewing. This is an 18th Century Apple Cider Ale recipe. If there are any homebrewers among the everyday topics family let us know. I might be able to send you an online version of the Compleat English Brewer.Cheers!

Hello Every Day Topics Followers, I have some exciting news about the future of the website. The month of December will have a few exciting articles to complete our conversation on professional development and the college student. We will talk about interview tactics and professional dress. We will also talk about how to evaluate a potential employer. Make sure you check back in the month of December for the new content.

The new year will bring lots of new and exciting features for our community. To begin, we will be rolling out audio and video content to add to the content of the site. Our new content shall include conversations about the return on investment received from higher education. We are really going to look at multiple angles to answer the question, is college worth it? So, I am excited and I hope you are all excited too. Here is to the new year!

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What the **** is a Cover Letter? – Every Day Topics for Students What the **** is a Cover Letter? Posted by smheitter on September 16, 2016 Do employers actually read cover letters that are sent to them? “If I need one (cover letter), then, what is supposed to be included inside of my cover letter? Let’s say, you are a college junior or senior, a young profes...