Back To School Special

When I was a kid and it was time to go back to school, I would always get nervous about the new classmates I was about to encounter and all the new things there would be to learn. And of course, my mom would make me go buy all new clothes and shoes to prepare for the start of the new school year. I dreaded it when I was a kid, but looking back now, it was necessary -- if you could afford it. A lot of my friends' parents couldn't afford to buy their kids new clothes and they'd come back with the same clothes that they had worn the year before, although it looked a little bit smaller. I however, always had proper-fitting clothes that were fresh and new for the beginning of the year. But with the economy the way that it is now, it's not as easy for people to save up to buy their kids new clothes. I mean, times are tough. If I had kids, they'd probably be wearing older clothes, too. But luckily, Starving Students is here to help people out with their incomes. In the past, we've offered all sorts of discounts and ways to make money and now we've got another one. Take advantage of our Back To School offer to save $20 off of your next move with Starving Students. Call us at (888) 931-MOVE (6683) or shoot us an e-mail here This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it to see how we can save you on your next move today.

Choosing The Right Major Leads To Huge Money

We used to be students and in fact, several of us here at Starving Students still are just that. But for those of us either looking to finish school or looking to go back, one of the biggest decisions you can have to make it choosing a major. I know going in to college that I had no idea what I wanted to do. Part of me wanted to major in business, but I figured everyone was choosing that major. I also considered something architecture, but I'm not really that artistic and you sort of have to have that ability if you're going to be doing something like designing homes or buildings. Then I went with the decision that ultimately helped shape my life -- journalism. Unfortunately for me, journalism doesn't seem to pay a whole lot. It pays OK, but nothing that really puts you in the position where you feel comfortable financially like you really made it. If money was my first priority, I probably should've chosen engineering. According to this article, several jobs in the field of engineering are among the top of the heap when it comes to most lucrative college degrees, perhaps making it the major I should've gone along with. If you're like me and have chosen a career that makes saving money sort of important, go ahead and take advantage of our Cram Session offer when you move with Starving Students and see if we can save you some money. And if you're trying to make some money to get into college and get that degree, see if you can refer a friend to us and make some money when they complete their move and get them the best move they've ever had.