Aside from the blog you’re reading now, there are a couple of college blogs I have found on Pinterest or google that I think every college student should know about. Some I started reading years ago and some I found recently. You can find a lot of information in these college blogs – whether you’re looking for tips on how to get good grades how to join a sorority or budgeting.
Also, feel free to follow my college board on Pinterest. I pin different articles and resources on a daily basis.
Samanthability
Samanthability is one of my favorite blog of all time. Samantha, the creator of Samanthability is one of the first college bloggers I ever came across with. She has inspired me so much as she quit her full time job and now she works for herself as a freelancer. Her blog started as a college lifestyle blog and now it is an exploration of living a digital post-grad lifestyle. She writes about her experience freelancing, blogging and building her own brand while living life on her terms.
The Makayla Lynn
I recently found The Mikayla Lynn blog and love it! It is a college + wellness blog for young women and students. Makayla is a recent college graduate and a college admissions counselor. She writes about everything college-related and also about holistic living involving physical and emotional health.
sofiasolisb.com
This is the blog you’re currently reading. A bit of self-promotion never hurt anyone! I’m Sofia, a 20-year-old living and chasing my dreams in New York City. I started this blog as a personal journal as I went off to college. Here, you can find everything from college advice to Greek life to fashion & beauty. I write about everything that interests me.
Also, I’m a fashion student so there’s a lot more fashion content coming! Feel free to subscribe below to receive an email once a new post is up. I promise to never spam.
Eyeliner Wings & Pretty Things
Paige, a college grad from New York is the girl behind Eyeliner Wings & Pretty Things. She hopes to be that big sister everyone should have, not literally, but in therms of advise and insight. Paige hopes to be the cool, wise, but also kind of a mess older sister to all of her readers. In this blog you can find everything college, but also career and growth advice.
College Life Made Easy
College Life Made Easy is a community for college students. There you find real-life advice on topics like finance, dorm living, organization and more. The number one goal of Charlie, one of the co-founders, is to help busy & broke students thrive during their college experience.
They also have a resource library filled of useful printables, and offer freebies & deals for students to take advantage of.
Miss Caffeinated
Rebeka, the girl behind Miss Caffeinated is a vegan nutritionist based in Germany. In her life journey, she dealt with depression & anxiety, but also with laziness, overspending, procrastination, not eating right, not working out, and being in an unhappy relationship. All college students can relate to at least a couple of things of that list. Rebeka discovered tools that helped her and that is what her blog is about. On Miss Caffeinated, you can find articles about spring cleaning for college students to self-development-related articles.
By Sophia Lee
By Sophia Lee is a blog all about college. Sophia Lee hopes to help get your life a little more organized and prettier whether it’s moving into your dorm room, decorating your first apartment, or planning a Pinterest perfect date with your boyfriend.
Her Campus
One of my favorite resources out there for college student is Her Campus. It is an online magazine dedicated to, written by, and focused on empowering, college women. If you are a journalist major you should definitely apply to write for them! The company was founded in 2009 and they’ve come a long way. Now, Her Campus is a huge company and they’re extremely successful. On their blog you can find everything – from greek life to sex to money + career.
Fun fact: I actually met one of the founders, Windsor, last year at an event in NYC, when they acquired College Fashionista. It was super exciting!
Jessica Slaughter
This is one of the first college blogs I started reading a couple years ago. Jessica Slaughter writes about studying advice, brand reviews, blogging tutorials, and so much more! She is a 22 year old Software Engineer at Google living in Austin, TX. She is a huge inspiration and her blog is definitely worth checking out.
College Entrepreneur 101
College Entrepreneur 101 is the perfect place to find topics such as, finance, entrepreneurship, productivity, and hacks every college student should know about.
Intern Queen
The woman behind Intern Queen is Lauren Berger, a career expert, internship expert, CEO/Founder of Intern Queen, author, entrepreneur & speaker. Lauren gives career advice to her audience, but also serves as a marketing agency that helps brands activate brand ambassadors and establish a presence with both college students and young professionals. If you want unique and great career advice, don’t miss out and check out her blog! Here, you can browse for internships on her site.
College Fashionista
College Fashionista is similar to Her Campus, in fact, it was recently acquired by Her Campus! CF is a digital community of college-aged fashion and beauty influencers, who share their insights. To join this community you need to apply. BUT, there’s no need to apply to read the articles. You can find fashion and beauty content written for college students. Their slogan is “Explore College Fashionista, where style is our major” – love that!
Sarah Laughed
Sara is a software engineer and an American abroad in the Netherlands. You can find topics such as college, self-improvement, adulthood & faith at Sarah Laughed.
The Blonde Lifestyle
This is the last college blog on my list. Madison is the face and creator behind The Blonde Lifestyle, where you can find college advice, information on sorority life, studying tips/hacks, content on how to deal with roommates, dorm decor ideas, and more.
Are there any other college blogs you like? Share the link with me in the comments – would love to check them out!
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