Procrastination is common for many students. It’s caused by multiple factors, such as not understanding the material or having low energy levels, often leading to lowered self-esteem and poor grades. You may be wondering how to stop putting things off when you’re not motivated. All you have to do is follow these seven procrastination tips for students.    1.  Consider Why You Don’t Want to Complete the Task Sometimes you may procrastinate because you’re scared of doing the task. For example, you could be worried about failure or not being perfect. If an activity makes you uncomf ..read more

Congratulations, you’re going to college! Now, you might be wondering how to finance your education. When you consider student loan options, you might be under the impression that private loans are your only choice. However, there are many ways to finance your college education. Before you get your pen and sign on the dotted line, read our article to learn about all your choices in student payment options. Here’s how to afford college without breaking the bank. Be Smart Selecting Your School The first step in learning how to finance your education is making a wise decision about which universi ..read more

Are you interested in pursuing work in the government? The road to a federal career can be long, but once you snag your government job, you’ll likely find a good salary and career security. Plus, you’ll be working to change the lives of countless Americans. You can get a government job by pursuing several bachelor’s and graduate degrees. Here are the best majors to work in federal services. Public Administration Public administration is often the go-to major if one wishes to pursue work in government. If you choose to get your bachelor’s or master’s in public administration, expect to tackle p ..read more

Many young people want to leave their hometown and experience new cultures by traveling the world. It’s exciting to explore different countries, but how can you stay on track with your high school graduation plans?  You don’t have to wait until college to pack your suitcase. Here’s how to study abroad in high school and still walk across the graduation stage on time. 1. Pick a Dream Destination High schoolers have so many options to study abroad, but you won’t know which one is right for you if you can’t pick a destination. Most programs help students settle down in one location for month ..read more

With some easy-to-execute preparation, air travel does not have to be a stressful or uncomfortable ordeal. Our Abbey Road Programs team has compiled some of our top air travel tips that have made our many years of trans-Atlantic travel loads easier. Let us share them with you!    Choose Your Bags Wisely   Our team unanimously agrees that traveling with a small cross-body bag containing the absolute travel essentials is the easiest way to keep track of those important items. By absolute travel essentials, we mean a passport and/or ID card, Vaccination Card and/or PCR Test, your c ..read more

Those of us who are newer to the Spanish language have the massive advantage that Spanish and Latin-produced entertainment is spreading in popularity across the world. From Netflix to Spotify to Twitter, finding entertaining feeds and content in the Spanish language is easy, and it’s incredibly helpful when trying to squeeze a few more vocab words and a deeper understanding of humor and culture into our journey of learning Spanish.  To help you incorporate this fun method of upping your Spanish language game, I can recommend the best Spanish and Latin TV shows, music artists, and social m ..read more

High school students often look forward to college because it’s their first taste of independence. You won’t have to worry about curfews or asking permission to hang out with friends, but it’s a costly endeavor that requires a strategic savings plan. Here are six easy ways to save for college so you’re prepared for costs like tuition and boarding, even if you qualify for significant scholarships. 1. Determine Your Savings Goals When you’re ready to start college saving strategies, you should begin by determining how much you want to put aside in your account. Will a scholarship or grant pay fo ..read more

Haven’t traveled abroad in our post-pandemic world yet? The idea may seem daunting before you take off. It is true that the steps to prepare for international travel have evolved since borders reopened in 2021. While the process may seem daunting at first, you can relax knowing that tons of people all over the world travel every day despite the new steps. In July 2021, our Abbey Road students traveled from the US to Europe and back, without a single issue in regards to entry requirements, thanks to their excellent preparation and willingness to be flexible! We have laid out a few tips to revie ..read more

University students get to enjoy many benefits, like increased independence and vibrant social lives. They also have to deal with numerous challenges that come with living at college. Being around sick roommates and cramming into lecture halls with other students makes it more likely that you’ll get sick. Try these six health and safety tips for fall to boost your immunity this semester and stay healthy all year.   1. Get Plenty of Sleep Pulling an all-nighter before an exam might be necessary if you haven’t studied, but it’s terrible for your immune system. Your body needs time to rechar ..read more

Going to college is more than just choosing your course and the university you want to attend. You should also take a look into your housing options if you are studying abroad. For one, it can be challenging to find an affordable house near your school. Plus, you can only rely on the images and reviews you see online. Second, where you live can impact how you will perform in college. Imagine not being able to concentrate on your studies because you live in a noisy neighborhood. This is why you must find college housing abroad that suits your needs. And here’s how you can do it: 1. Know Your Ki ..read more