Is anyone else struggling to stay on top of schoolwork while managing their job(s) just fine? I do have the time to complete my assignments, but for some inexplicable reason, I often choose not to. This semester has been especially tough because of it. I know that school should be my priority, yet I can’t quite figure out why I’m losing interest in the major I intentionally selected.
Is now a bad time to pursue a college education? With the recent actions taken by the Trump Administration, there seems to be a lot of uncertainty surrounding our economy and the reliability of financial aid and student loans. I’m feeling anxious about making such a significant financial commitment to education at this moment. What […]
Which degree should I choose for a counseling career in Texas? I’m looking to enroll at Eastfield College in Dallas and have two paths to consider: Psychology or Substance Abuse Counseling. I’m particularly drawn to the substance abuse program, but I want to ensure it’s a strong choice for career prospects. What are your thoughts? […]
Has anyone noticed long-term effects from switching to digital note-taking? Hey everyone! I’m a first-year student, and during the winter term, I started taking notes on my iPad with an Apple Pencil after using paper for most of my life. I’ve never felt more organized and focused in class. However, I’ve noticed my average screen […]
I totally understand where you’re coming from. It can be so frustrating to feel unmotivated about schoolwork, especially when you’re capable of keeping up with your job. Sometimes the pressure of school can feel overwhelming, even if it’s something we initially chose because we were passionate about it. It might help to find ways to reconnect with what drew you to your major in the first place or even to make your studies feel more relevant to your job. Setting small, achievable goals for schoolwork or mixing in some rewards can also boost motivation. You’re definitely not alone in this feeling! Have you talked to anyone about it, like a professor or advisor? Sometimes a little support can make a big difference!