Time management is probably one of the most important skills for surviving and thriving in college — and in life. It’s a wonder more schools don’t include it as a class for freshmen. Juggling classes, labs, study time, work, exercise, extracurricular activities, volunteer work, parties, and sleep is a major challenge.
Are you in love with wide open spaces? Are you always in for a bit of adventure? If you answered yes to either of these questions, these ten excellent outdoor blogs may be for you.
College: the time when we stretch our wings, learn to fly…and do some serious partying! All levity aside, college is an important time in any person’s life. It’s where we set the stage for the rest of our life and form habits that will serve us well in the years to come – habits like smart budgeting.
It’s easy to reach information-overload at college, especially when the professor talks too fast, or when you are doing final preparations for an exam. You need to organize the data right from the beginning. Outline note taking is one way to achieve this.
Graduate students are not sure what to write in their resume, because it’s the first time they’re applying for a job! So what should you include in your resume if you don’t have any real work experience? See tips that will help you out!
We all have a different definition of success. Some people define success by having a loyal family and children. But most of the world would identify it as achieving power and wealth. Here are some tips from successful people, you can use in college, future career and personal life.
Holidays are the most perfect time of the year for a college student, and of course it is very tempting to start hanging out all the time and forget even about the existence of homework. So why should you continue studying and how to make it more enjoyable?
Reading is a valuable skill that transcends scholastic texts and opens up a world of information, creativity, and personal development. Embracing many literary genres may be a transforming experience for college students, enhancing their academic path and preparing them for the chances and difficulties that lie ahead. Beyond the walls of classrooms and study halls, books provide a window into other philosophies, historical periods, and cultural viewpoints
The finals are behind and you came to the point you dreamt all these years – the graduation! You deserved the celebration and it should be legendary! Here are the five best types of parties for graduating college. Pick your poison and get ready to forget everything you’ve learned over the past four years.
As the graduation speaker, you have a fantastic opportunity to uplift the spirits of your fellow graduates and leave a deep imprint on their hearts and minds. To write a speech that has a lasting impression, one that prompts introspection, ignites action, and cultivates a sense of purpose, one must comprehend the huge significance of this milestone.
