Navigating Future Fears: A College Student’s Reflection As a second-year college student, I often find myself grappling with a palpable sense of unease about the future—both my own and that of our nation. The pressure to excel academically is already overwhelming, and the weight of uncertain times only adds to […]
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Facing the Reality of “Rate My Professor” Reviews: A Student’s Journey As a biology major gearing up for my upper-level courses, I’ve found myself in a puzzling situation. The professor whose class I need to enroll in comes with a reputation that can only be described as universally negative on […]
Read MoreHow bad is it to fail a class?
Understanding the Impact of Failing a Class Facing the possibility of failing a class can be an incredibly stressful experience, especially if you’re feeling uncertain about the consequences it might have on your academic journey. While it’s natural to feel upset about not passing, it’s important to take a step […]
Read MoreShould I feel bad for taking 3 classes only at community college?
Embracing Your Own Pace: Navigating Community College Classes As a freshman in your second semester, it’s not uncommon to question your course load and productivity—especially when comparing yourself to others. If you find yourself feeling guilty for taking only three classes at community college, rest assured that you are not […]
Read MoreI’m 31 & tomorrow is my 1st day back to university in a while; I’m nervous. Am I going to look really weird for writing notes instead of typing?
Embracing a New Chapter: My Return to University at 31 As I prepare to step back into the university environment tomorrow, a whirlwind of emotions is swirling inside me. At 31, it’s been quite some time since I last set foot in a lecture hall, and I can’t help but […]
Read MoreAre you actually studying 1 hour per credit outside of class each week?
How Much Time Should You Really Be Spending on Studying Each Week? As a student, you may have encountered the guideline suggesting that for every credit hour you’re enrolled in, you should dedicate roughly one hour outside of class to studying or preparation each week. With that in mind, let’s […]
Read MoreRich kids: do parents really pay for everything?
The Truth About Wealthy Students: Are Parents Funding Everything? When it comes to the lives of affluent students, the question often arises: just how much do parents cover for their kids? While it’s common knowledge that tuition and housing are typically taken care of, what about the other perks that […]
Read Morein your experience, has college been better socially than high school?
Is College Really More Social than High School? One Senior’s Perspective As a high school senior, it’s common to hear the phrase “high school will be the best years of your life.” Yet, for many students, including myself, that notion doesn’t ring true. Throughout my time in high school, I’ve […]
Read Morehow do i make friends who don’t smoke?
Finding Friendship Beyond Smoke: A Guide to Meeting Non-Smokers in College Navigating college life can present unique challenges, especially when it comes to socializing. If you’re wondering how to connect with fellow students who don’t smoke, you’re not alone. Many people seek friendships that align with their personal values, and […]
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