Unexpected School Closure: Navigating Uncertain Times It was just another long day at work for me—12 hours of grinding. But when I finally checked my messages, I was hit with shocking news: the University of the Arts is shutting down, and we were all given just six days’ notice. The […]
Read MoreMy professor from a class that ended a month ago emailed me saying he’s going to change my grade from an assignment in October. I get my degree in March. Is there anything I can do?
Navigating Unexpected Grade Changes: What to Do When Your GPA is at Stake It’s not uncommon for students to face challenges and surprises during their academic journey, especially when it comes to grades. Recently, I received an email from a professor regarding an unexpected change to my grade from an […]
Read MoreFirst ever college course, does this look right?
Navigating the Cost of Higher Education: Is Your First College Course Worth It? As I embark on my first college course, I find myself reflecting on the costs associated with higher education. It’s surprising to see how the tuition fees stack up against those of my local community college. The […]
Read MoreWhy are college advisors so bad?
The Frustration of College Advising: A Student’s Perspective If you’re a student navigating the college experience, you’ve probably encountered your fair share of challenges when it comes to academic advising. It seems like a common sentiment among students is that the support they receive from college advisors often falls short, […]
Read MoreIs it true that college kids study for 10-15 hours a week?
Debunking the Myth: How Much Time Do College Students Really Spend Studying? It’s a common belief that college students should be dedicating 10 to 15 hours each week to studying, but is this figure accurate? During my university days, I remember encountering a guideline that suggested a specific number of […]
Read MoreDo professors have a higher rate of odd/funny names than the general population?
Quirky Names in Academia: A Professor’s Playground? Have you ever noticed that within the world of academia, you often come across a fascinating array of unusual names? It’s an amusing topic, and while I fully appreciate the diversity of names from different cultures, there’s something quite entertaining about the more […]
Read MoreWould it be wrong to skip a lecture??
Is It Okay to Skip a Lecture? We’ve all been there: the exhaustion is real, and sometimes you just crave a little extra sleep. The temptation to hit the snooze button instead of attending that early morning lecture can be incredibly strong. But is taking a day off from class […]
Read MoreHow are y’all affording to travel and do all this expensive stuff while in college?
Title: The Secret Life of College Travelers: How Students Afford Luxurious Adventures It’s amazing how many college students I come across who seem to be constantly globetrotting, indulging in extravagant experiences while I’m over here juggling tuition and living expenses. I can’t help but wonder: how do they manage to […]
Read MoreCommunication class too easy… Is this a trap?
The Deceptively Simple Communication Class: Is It Too Good to Be True? On the first day of my communication course, my professor dropped a couple of intriguing announcements: first, attendance is entirely optional. Second, there’s only one single assignment throughout the entire semester—yes, that’s right, just one! And to top […]
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