How to Pursue Your Interests Through Professors
1. Find a Professor The first step is introspection: decipher the knowledge in which you are lacking and -from that- what you would like to know. It is also possible to learn how to do something, so…
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Education. Have you ever thought of why you are in college? Why you have to write that 50 paged paper with the deadline in two weeks? Why you have to suffer sleepless nights to study for an exam? Why…
Multi-Tasking In the Modern Age
*This article is strictly for professional purposes, meant for the public. The content is from the author’s experiences and opinions. The image used belongs to its respective copyright owners. So Many…
Distance Learning and MFA Considerations
Now that I am over half way finished with my bachelor’s program for English, I have been seriously considering whether or not I want to pursue an MFA in Creative Writing. My dream career is to become…
What is the GRE and do I have to take it?
“Seize the day, and put the least possible trust in tomorrow.” -Horace So, I have been planning for months to get ready to go to Paris. My list of to-dos has been lengthy and complicated at times. In…
The Classes of "Torture"
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The Case For Summer School
Undoubtedly, there is nothing college students look forward to more (save graduation) than summer, as it means a three-month break from schoolwork and for many a long-awaited return home. It is time…
Double Your Major, Double Your Worth: Why Students Should Pursue Double Majors
As increasing numbers of Americans enroll in universities, students often find themselves concerned that they either do not stand out or have the necessary knowledge or skills to make themselves…
A Delicate Balance: How To Enjoy Your Education
My first week at UCLA, I was told that there were three things students needed to make time for: studying, sleeping, and partying. Not only that, but you also had to make a choice. You only had time…
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