Schools and Colleges

Surviving the Pre-Calculus Final: Tips for Last-Minute Studying As a student, you may find yourself in situations where deadlines loom larger than life, and panic sets in as finals approach. If you’re reading this, chances are you have a pre-calculus final in just a few short days, and the clock […]

I am an RN and I’m in a generals class right now as a prerequisite I needed. My entire life has blown up in the last 4 weeks and I have not studied like I should have. I did my homework but as far as studying that literally has not […]

Embracing New Experiences: Joining a Club in Your Final Semester As graduation approaches, the excitement of stepping into a new chapter of life can be accompanied by a bittersweet reflection on the experiences we’ve gathered during our college years. If you’re in the position of considering joining a club in […]

I’m going to college in a different state and I’ve been wondering how I would pack my things. Should I even pack them at all? Do colleges have a mail room that I could send a big box of my stuff to? Most of my wardrobe I could stuff into […]

For context, I’m attending Penn State University in the fall as an engineering student in the honors college. I have quite a few organizations I intend to join, and I’m really looking forward to meeting new people who are similar to me + having new experiences in general. That being […]

How to Effectively Deal with Distractions: Tips for Future College Students As you prepare for the next chapter of your life—college—it’s natural to be concerned about distractions and how they might affect your academic performance and overall well-being. While you might not be in college just yet, it’s never too […]

I really like and got along with two of my professors this semester. Well actually I had one of them for the whole school year since my college offers an English class for first years where we are with the same class the entire school year. So I had more […]

Hello. I just finished up my freshmen year and am going into my sophomore year. My freshmen year I spent at a regional campus for my state school. I didn’t really get an honest view of my finances because I was living in a paid apartment and only had dining […]

The Frustration of the Empty Invitation: “Feel Free to Reach Out” and the Quest for a Roommate Finding the right roommate can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. The journey is often fraught with misunderstandings, mismatched expectations, and frustrating interactions. One of the most common and bewildering […]