Can a College Expel a Student Due to a Physical Disability? A Personal Account Navigating the complexities of education can be especially challenging for students with disabilities. One young woman, 20 years old, shared her experience as she faced a troubling situation at her community college due to her condition, […]
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The Value of a Minor Degree: Expanding Your Academic Horizons When considering the path to higher education, many students often wonder, “How valuable is a minor degree?” It’s a question worth exploring, especially for those looking to enhance their college experience and career prospects. Understanding Minors: What’s the Benefit? A […]
Read MoreYou every had to do a peer review and wonder how that person made it to college?
The Challenge of Peer Reviews: A Reflection on the Process Have you ever found yourself questioning how some individuals made it to college during a peer review? If so, you’re certainly not alone. While I completely understand that nobody is without flaws and the purpose of peer reviews is to […]
Read MoreWhy don’t a lot of students go to office hours?
Unlocking the Benefits of Office Hours: Why More Students Should Attend As students navigate the rigors of academia, many overlook an invaluable resource available to them: office hours. While time constraints can often play a role, it’s perplexing that so few students take advantage of this opportunity. Office hours offer […]
Read MoreWhat happens to FASFA if Trump closes the Department of Education?
The Future of FAFSA: What If the Department of Education Were to Close? As discussions surrounding educational reform and federal agencies continue to evolve, a question arises: What would the future hold for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) if the Department of Education were to be dismantled? […]
Read MoreWhy the hate toward humanities students?
Understanding the Divide: The Perception of Humanities Students in Engineering Focused Colleges Starting college is an exciting chapter in anyone’s life, but it often comes with its own set of challenges—especially when there seems to be a division between different fields of study. I recently enrolled at an institution that […]
Read MoreDid anyone wear costumes to class today?
Did Anyone Dress Up for Class Today? As the school season progresses, it’s always exciting to see if students embrace the spirit of themed days or special occasions by donning costumes for class. Did anyone spark creativity and showcase their unique style in the classroom today? Whether for a holiday, […]
Read MoreWhy do I get bothered by my roommate watching movies and napping despite them being respectful about it?
Understanding My Frustration with a Roommate’s Leisure Activities Living in a shared dorm room can be both rewarding and challenging. I currently share my space with a very affable roommate. We have established a good rapport, maintain cleanliness, and consistently share responsibilities, like taking out the trash. Overall, our living […]
Read MoreDo you actually study 3 hours per hour in class?
The Study Hour Paradox: Are We Really Learning as We Should? Have you ever heard the advice that for every hour spent in class, you should dedicate three hours to studying at home? It’s a popular guideline, but how realistic is it? Many of us find ourselves baffled by this […]
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