Alfredo Said:

Best type of Bank account for a college student?

We Answered:

Depending on where the school is, I'd try a Wachovia/Wells Fargo or a TD Bank or Citizens bank. I'm surprised HSBC doesn't have free student checking still? I'd also check into the fees first. Sometimes they monthly maintenance fees are just if you fall below a certain balance. I know Bank of America did that to me, but I caught it in their fees schedules.

But yes, I'd look into the ones above, especially Wachovia/Wells Fargo. I've had my account with them for years and they've always been great.

Jaime Said:

i need help about accounting from either accountants or students in college for accounting!..?

We Answered:

i found it interesting. U can play with money...will help u later in life....much!

Lauren Said:

I'm a 22 year old college student & I just got a job in the accounting field, now what look do i go fo?

We Answered:

Go for a casual professional look. Keep it within your sexual orientation. Don't try to go overboard as a college student, now a working person, you may not initially feel comfortable, so work into the more professional mode over a period of time. You might check to see if the company you are going to work for has a dress code, abide by that.

Jorge Said:

Does anyone else miss having Facebook being limited to college students?

We Answered:

I was long gone from college when it started. I just stumbled onto the site when I Googled the name of someone I knew and suddenly decided to sign up.

Gina Said:

Blackboard Account- CUNY COLLEGE STUDENTS??? help please?

We Answered:

I'm not a CUNY student, but assuming that your Blackboard software is the same as other colleges' software:

1) Log onto blackboard
2) On your homepage, on the left of the screen, there should be a "Tools" box. Click on "Personal Information" in that box.
3) Click on "Change Password"
4) Type in new password, and then enter it again to confirm.
5) Click "Submit" to finish