The Most Frustrating Terms to Type by Major: Which Ones Top the List? Have you ever struggled with typing out terms related to your college major? You’re not alone! Recently, I had a lively discussion with some friends about which academic disciplines feature the most annoying terminology. We considered a broad range of fields, looking […]
Balancing College Credits and Full-Time Work: Is It Feasible? As a high school sophomore with your sights set on New York University, you’re undoubtedly feeling the mix of excitement and apprehension that comes with planning for college. The question of whether you can manage 12 credits while working a full-time job is a legitimate concern, […]
Embracing a New Journey: Going Back to College at 31 Update: I’m thrilled to share that I’ve successfully completed my first semester with a full course load! My grades were impressive: 90.93% in Financial Accounting, 99.6% in Colloquium, 98.96% in Public Speaking, and 96.13% in Statistics! I’ve managed a well-balanced schedule, ensuring that my studies […]
Navigating Social Dynamics in College: Are There Cliques Like High School? As you prepare to embark on your college journey, it’s natural to wonder how social interactions will compare to those of high school. Many students contemplate whether college environments reflect the familiar dynamics of cliques and popularity they may have encountered in their earlier […]
What Happens When Your Professor Gets Summoned for Jury Duty? Today, a surprising email landed in my inbox: our professor has been called to serve on a federal jury for the next nine weeks, which means they won’t be able to conduct our classes during this time. While it’s a civic duty that demands respect, […]
Are College Professors Really Not Teaching? As a newcomer to the world of higher education, I’ve found myself grappling with a surprising shift in teaching styles compared to my previous college experience. Having earned my Associate’s degree at a local college during high school, I thrived under the guidance of dedicated instructors who prioritized direct […]
The Struggle for A’s: Navigating Academic Challenges in Prerequisite Courses As someone who once thrived in academia, I can relate to the pride of earning straight A’s in high school, followed by a successful college journey where I balanced studies with part-time work. My first degree, an Associate of Arts, came with mostly A’s and […]
Essential Items for Your College Dorm: What You Really Need As an incoming freshman, stepping into the world of college life can feel a bit overwhelming, especially when it comes to preparing for your dorm room. After sifting through a multitude of YouTube videos and blog posts, it’s clear that many people tend to go […]
Navigating Roommate Dynamics: What to Do When Your Roomie Wants Space Living with a roommate can be a unique experience, filled with potential for friendship—or, at times, an uncomfortable silence. If you find yourself in a situation where your roommate seems completely disinterested in building a connection, rest assured, you’re not alone. Let’s explore how […]
Navigating Uncomfortable Situations: A Professor’s Comments on Attire It’s not uncommon to find ourselves in unexpected and perplexing situations, especially in academic settings. Recently, I encountered such a scenario during my night class on environmental literature that left me scratching my head and seeking input from others. The class takes place every Monday from 7 […]