Have you chosen a college major? If you haven’t decided yet, no pressure. Take all the time you want to choose a good program. After all, your future as a working adult hinges on what courses you take in college. There are several schools of thought to consider when choosing a college major – follow […]
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What does your facebook or twitter page say about you? Your online reputation matters when you’re applying for colleges and internship programs. If your page does not reflect anything good about your personality, it’s time to clean it up. Even if your social media connections are strictly limited to your family and friends, there is
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Senioritis is feeling lazy at the last leg of your high school year. Here are some ways to avoid losing motivation just when you’re about to graduate.
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Senior year is an exciting time, but it’s also crucial for college bound seniors to stay organized and plan ahead. Here are five key priorities to keep track of during your senior year to prepare for life after high school: Your Senior Year Course Work Your senior year is the culmination of your high school
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This article outlines strategies for HBCU students to avoid college burnout, a state of mental, emotional, and physical fatigue caused by prolonged stress. Techniques include effective time management, self-care regimes, creation of a supportive network, adoption of healthy study habits, setting realistic goals, and seeking professional help when needed. Regular engagement in campus activities and ongoing personal reflection also play important roles in preventing burnout.
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A dorm room food stash is great for when you’re hungry in the middle of the night or the early morning and you’re not in the mood to run to the nearest 24/7 convenience store for some grub. But here’s the thing even if it’s just for snacks, you still have to choose healthy options
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Petty theft is a distressing thing, especially when it happens inside the dorm. First of all, everyone is a suspect. Second, no one would own up to it, and you’ll lose a lot of precious time trying to figure out who the thief is. Worse, you may feel inclined to do a search, which will
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Getting ready to start school means organizing your stuff so that you wouldn’t have to when things get hectic. The days are shorter when you have a lot on your plate, and you’ll probably have so little time to organize your things at the end of your day. Keep your stuff organized so that you
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