It looks like a duck, quacks like a duck…oh it must be the University of York! You will be surprised to hear that the University of York (UoY) has the second highest duck density in the whole United Kingdom – yep it’s true! These ducks are not your standard mainstream birds though; some of them are actually famous and can be seen university’s official duck page – the little celebrities!

Many years ago, when money bills didn’t exist, people used to trade in salt. In the far-west part of Austria, a city received its name from the enormous salt mines it owned. That city was named Salzburg. It has long been one of the most culturally important cities in Austria, also becoming, in more recent times, a top location for those continuing in higher education.

There's a stereotype that college students like to procrastinate a lot—they sleep late, dash off papers at the last minute, and waltz into class just as the lecture starts. And while that's true of some students, most know they can't be a Last Minute Louie if they want to succeed after they earn that degree.

Remember when your mom told you college is going to be the best time in your life? Well, I’m sure she forgot to mention all the troubles students go through during their ‘studying’. Doing a Bachelor's degree is an exciting undertaking, opening up the chance to learn new things, meet new people, and have new experiences. Studying at university can be deeply intellectually stimulating and rewarding, as well as a lot of fun!

It's the holiday season, so maybe you're looking for a gift for the college student in your life. Here are our top suggestions for gifts: 1. Dropbox subscription

There is one place in the world where daily rest is cherished so much it has been given its own name – “siesta.” Cool, eh? If incorporating this level of relaxation into your study experience sounds appealing, perhaps doing your Bachelor degree in Spain might be for you! Keep reading to find out exactly what Spain could offer you. 1. Dive in a new culture

“Life’s too short to learn German…” Or is it? Increasing numbers of students seem to be ignoring such advice and choosing Germany as their Bachelor’s degree destination. Sure, Oktoberfest and “wurst” are two reasons, but Germany is so much more than that. And here’s why. 1. Excellent universities

Rainy weather, royal palaces and red telephone boxes – the United Kingdom in a nutshell. If you like your tea Earl Grey and your fish with chips (and by that, I mean fries), then the UK might be the perfect place for your Bachelor’s degree. Check out our list of 7 reasons why the UK is a great option for your undergraduate studies. 1. Outstanding universities

Victor Hugo once said: “A breath of Paris preserves the soul.” While the exact meaning of his claim may be a little ambiguous, I am sure he didn’t say it for nothing; he is way too smart for that. And what about the rest of France? Well, here are 8 reasons why doing your Bachelor’s Degree in France (not just Paris) might ‘preserve’ your future. 1. Excellent Universities

Welcome to 2018! It's the perfect time to start making your New Year's resolutions and see what you want to learn, change or improve this year. Get inspired by our list of 10 goals for college students. We hope it will help you make 2018 even more successful than the previous year! 1. I will study a new subject by taking a class in a different field or by reading up on it.

It's coming up to the end of the year, so now is the time for family, holiday, reflection – and going out to party for New Year's Eve! If you're a student and you're trying to decide what you should do to ring in the new year, then follow these tips for an unforgettable evening. 1. Plan in advance

With the end of the year in sight, it's time to start planning your New Year's Eve parties! We're here with suggestions for 10 of the best NYE parties for students around the world. Amsterdam: Dam Square

Everyone's needs for a Bachelor's program are different – so how do you find a course with the right options for you? Here are some things to consider when searching for a flexible Bachelor's program. Flexibility in time commitment: Part time versus Full time