Schools and Colleges

Embracing Sobriety on a Friday Night: Creative Ways to Stay Engaged As the weekend rolls around, the anticipation of Friday night often comes hand-in-hand with thoughts of socializing, drinks, and the vibrant nightlife that many college towns portray. However, for those of us choosing to stay sober, the challenge can […]

The Realities of Community College: A Two-Sided Perspective As a high school student contemplating your future, the decision between attending a community college or a traditional four-year university can be daunting. There’s a mixed chorus of opinions surrounding community college, leading you to wonder: Is it really as negative as […]

Balancing University Life and Family: A Guide to Communicating with Your Mom Transitioning into university life can be a challenging yet exciting experience. If you’re currently living on campus, you might find yourself caught between your academic commitments and your family’s expectations. This is a common scenario faced by many […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]