Rethinking Higher Education in America: Your Ideas Matter As discussions about transforming the K-12 education system continue to dominate the conversation, the topic of reforming American higher education seems to take a back seat. It’s time to shine a light on our universities and colleges and consider what changes could […]
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Sneaking Makeup on a Strict School Trip: A Survival Guide As a 10th grader preparing for an upcoming three-day school trip, the excitement of exploring new places is somewhat overshadowed by the stringent rules set by our institution. With a strict no makeup and no electronics policy, students like me […]
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Navigating the Cost of Higher Education: Is Your First College Course Worth It? As I embark on my first college course, I find myself reflecting on the costs associated with higher education. It’s surprising to see how the tuition fees stack up against those of my local community college. The […]
Read MoreWhy are college advisors so bad?
The Frustration of College Advising: A Student’s Perspective If you’re a student navigating the college experience, you’ve probably encountered your fair share of challenges when it comes to academic advising. It seems like a common sentiment among students is that the support they receive from college advisors often falls short, […]
Read MoreI mixed a whole bunch of chemicals and put it on an orange. If I bring it to school will I be arrested?
The Risks of Chemicals: A Cautionary Tale About Safety and Responsibility As curious individuals, we often explore our scientific interests through experiments. However, it’s crucial to understand the implications of our actions, particularly when chemicals are involved. Recently, I found myself in a thought-provoking scenario that raised some important questions […]
Read MoreDo schools teach students how to recognize psychological disorders?
Bridging the Gap: The Importance of Mental Health Education in Schools Hello everyone, Today, I want to initiate a crucial conversation about mental health education in our schools. Reflecting on my own experience during my sophomore year of college, I encountered a severe episode of mania without any prior knowledge […]
Read MoreIs it true that college kids study for 10-15 hours a week?
Debunking the Myth: How Much Time Do College Students Really Spend Studying? It’s a common belief that college students should be dedicating 10 to 15 hours each week to studying, but is this figure accurate? During my university days, I remember encountering a guideline that suggested a specific number of […]
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Is My Teacher Biased Against Boys? Hello everyone, I’m a 14-year-old guy attending a Catholic school, and I wanted to share my experience with a teacher in my music class who I feel may have a bias against boys. The other day, I was chatting with a friend during class […]
Read MoreDo professors have a higher rate of odd/funny names than the general population?
Quirky Names in Academia: A Professor’s Playground? Have you ever noticed that within the world of academia, you often come across a fascinating array of unusual names? It’s an amusing topic, and while I fully appreciate the diversity of names from different cultures, there’s something quite entertaining about the more […]
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