Schools and Colleges

How’s the Semester Treating You? A Reflection on Finals and What’s Next As the semester draws to a close, students across the globe are grappling with a mixed bag of emotions. There’s a palpable sense of relief as the weight of exams lifts, but this is often accompanied by stress […]

Been trying to find something but whenever I tell them I’m in school it seems like they do not want to hire me… I’m getting kind of low on cash and need to pay rent. I also might need a car because I have clinicals and I have $3000 in […]

Lately, I have spent more time organizing my study stuff than actually studying. I’ve got lecture slides, audio recordings, PDFs from Moodle, screenshots, textbook pages, random links… It’s just chaos. By the time I pull everything together, I’m already mentally done for the day. Like I’m managing a digital library […]

I enjoy nothing more than studying philosophy and religion, however I don’t know if I can justify spending the money to get a degree in this topic if there aren’t many careers I can use it on. The pursuit of this type of knowledge is pretty much the only thing […]

The month of march was my downfall. I started slacking with submitting assignments and assignments that are worth most of my grade. It is now the last week before final week and I am only passing one out of five classes. I was diagnosed as a type one diabetic last […]

My dad is a control freak, a cheater, and ngl a liar. My stepmom told me his plans for my college money are gonna come from selling the house (but my stepmom won’t agree to sell until they get a divorce) also he’s just retired so he went from like […]

Navigating Social Life: How to Make Friends in College Transitioning to college is an exhilarating yet daunting experience for many students. Whether you are moving to a new city or leaving home for the first time, meeting new people can seem overwhelming. If you are set to begin your journey […]

Title: The Dangers of Legal Misunderstandings: How a Minor Fender Bender Cost a Texas Student Her Visa In the bustling environment of college life, students are often facing numerous challenges, from exams to part-time jobs. However, for one Texas student, a seemingly minor incident—a fender bender in a parking lot—spiraled […]

Have you ever felt insecure about not being smart enough in college? How did you deal with it? I was born and raised in a different country from where I go to college, and English is not my mother tongue. I had always been quite bright in all the schools […]