Whoever said that high school was the easiest time of your life clearly didn’t have to think about transitioning into the next phase of his or her education. As highly accredited universities become privatized, their tuition increases at an alarming […]
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Ask any middle-aged or elderly adult about one thing they wish they’d made more time for, and they’ll undoubtedly wish they had traveled more. High-school and college-aged students are at the perfect time in their lives to travel because they […]
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One of the most highly publicized trademarks of new college students is the dreaded “freshman15″ phenomenon; in the course of their newfound freedom and lack of funds, freshmen end up subsisting off of as many $1 slices of pizza, Cups […]
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Every child faces the same crushing dilemma: what college should I go to? Harvard is usually listed as among the top colleges of the USA, and anyone who loves a “best ever” list will spend time drooling over the college […]
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One of the most exciting prospects for upcoming college freshmen is the freedom to plan their own schedules. The days of sitting in high school classes for 8 hours and being forced to do your homework the second you get […]
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“I never won anything without hard labor and the exercise of my best judgment and careful planning and working long in advance. I had to train myself painfully and laboriously not merely as regards my body but as regards my […]
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Want a platform that allows students of all ages to play games, learn exam preparation strategies for tests like the GRE, and much more for free? Enter Khan Academy. Education has always evolved with society, and this website is now […]
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There is no single, straightforward pathway to academic success. It’s a multi-faceted endeavor, a combination of multiple choices that you must make every single day, to achieve the outcome that you desire. The fact that you’re reading this tells me […]
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In order to help you prepare for the American College Testing (ACT) exam, here is some guidance on how NOT to study for the ACT, including how not to approach ACT sample questions and ACT sample tests. Read on to […]
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When I was in high school, I felt like I had as many sides to my life as a pentagon (that’s five, for the record): school, work, sports, friends, and other extracurricular activities. Maintain a school-life balance in student life […]
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Brittany A. and Brittany R. are college roommates, first semester Sophomores, American Cultural Studies majors, and both have projects due two weeks before midterm. Brittany A. is looking for credible sources on the passage of the 13th Amendment for her […]
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