Ever found yourself rushing to class, wishing you had a believable excuse for your tardiness? Worry no more! Our blog post compiles a variety of good excuses for being late, helping you navigate those awkward moments with a little less stress. Let’s get started!
In a fast-paced world, students juggle academics, activities, and social life, often leading to skipped homework. But do classic excuses like “my dog ate it” hold up? Our post, “25 Best Excuses for Not Doing Homework: Debunking the Myths,” explores the truth behind these familiar tales.
Being a social outcast, or socially inept in college is rather costly. It translates into a less productive and memorable college experience. Whatever, but if that’s something you would rather learn to avoid, then this article is for you.
Whether it’s the kids that come in fresh out of high school or those that wait until later in their twenties, four years of undergraduate studies changes a human being. You’re one way when you arrive, and another way when you leave. Think about how much you’ll have learned!
It’s known as the freshman 15, 20, 25, or even 35. Young folks walk into college and gain weight because of the dramatic changes to their internal schedules, as well as diet and exercise regimen. In this post, we’ll look at 10 ways to stay trim as a college newbie. They’ll help you minimize the excess weight gain that many experience. Staying in great shape throughout your freshmen year doesn’t have to be a hassle!
During every single Thanksgiving break there’s that chunk of the student body who for whatever reason can’t make it home to be with their family. They’re scattered throughout the dorms. They’re huddling in the on-campus housing. They’re alone in their apartments.
Well, this article is for them. It explains how to set up and execute a monolithic Thanksgiving break costume party.
After a night of partying and drinking, students may have hangovers frequently. Your well-being and productivity can be significantly increased by knowing how to swiftly recover and treat the symptoms.
We will examine scientifically supported advice and techniques for treating hangovers in this thorough guide. You can lessen the effects of hangovers and ensure a quick recovery by heeding these suggestions.
They say college can change your life and they’re not kidding. You might start college with the same mindset you had in high school but chances are you’ve done a full 180 (or three) by the time the first semester ends. We’ve rounded up the Top 20 signs that your might be going down the path of Geek Chic … or just plain Geek.
The life of a student is great. You have the freedom to learn, to grow, to find yourself, hang out with your friends. Now if only you could skip over the actual studying part you might be on to something! School work is real work, and sooner or later you are going to have to buckle down and get your grey matter in gear and do some serious studying.
The friendships you establish in college will be some of the most unique relationships you will ever have. Thrown together by chance or circumstance, these friendships usually last a lifetime.
Not only that, but these relationships provide ample opportunities to stretch your wings, try new things, and live life a little irresponsibly. If you’ve been looking for suggestions on just how to do that, we have a few ideas for you.
