Schools and Colleges

For context I’m a 21 year old who graduated in 2022. My parents refuse to help me pay for college and will not co-sign loans. I really want to go into classics and archeology, but the only university in my state that offers that program is $72k a year. I’m […]

Understanding the Prohibition of Cooking in College Dorms: A Comprehensive Look As a college student navigating the complexities of dorm life, one question that often arises among residents is: Why is cooking, or even having a mini-kitchen, prohibited in college dorms? While many students long for the ability to whip […]

Title: A Surprising A Grade in Microeconomics: The Journey of Learning and Self-Discovery Introduction Every student hopes for success in their academic endeavors, but occasionally, the results can be surprisingly at odds with personal assessment. Recently, I found myself in such a situation: I received an A in Microeconomics this […]

What Shocked Me Most About College Life: The Culinary Challenge of Cooking Pasta When I first stepped on campus, visions of late-night study sessions, thrilling football games, and an abundance of newfound freedom danced in my mind. Sure, I had heard plenty of tales about finals week—the intense cramming, the […]

Title: Over 150 College Presidents Sign Letter Rebuking ‘Government Overreach’: A Closer Look at the Implications for Higher Education In a striking show of unity and protest, over 150 college and university presidents have co-signed an open letter expressing their deep concerns regarding perceived governmental overreach in the realm of […]

I feel like every single class I take is just a load of bs I’ll never use again in my life, a slew of professors just trying to make a point. Why is this so common across all majors? Graduates, do you actually walk out with any knowledge or am […]

No tea, no hate, no shade. In every online/asynchronous class I’ve taken, the homework is automatically graded, questions are automatically assigned, late penalties automatically apply, and final exams are automatically graded. I know some profs teach in-person classes simultaneously, but I’ve had profs who are solely online. Do they get […]

Essentially, what it says in the title. My roommate is taking a language class for their mother’s native tongue. They learned a bit growing up but still need to take classes to be fluent. Also, their mother lives in town and worked at a local restaurant that specializes in their […]

Basically, I’m a high school student, and I’m thinking of my career right now. I’m not 100% sure what I want to do, and it’s a ways off (I’m going to community college first anyways), but I’m pretty sure I want to do a form of engineering. The thing is […]