Campus Blog
Millennial Studies: An Exercise in Keeping Fit
In the 90s, university campuses were pits of heavy drinking, easy sex, lad and ladette culture, and the kind of intermittent studying reserved for people essentially on free grants.
The Importance of Summer Internships to Help You Get a Job When You Graduate
When you’re working on your education at college, one of the most important questions you might have to ask yourself is if you should be working during school. Because as everyone knows, qualifications aren’t enough to help you land that dream job after you graduate – employers are looking for experience too.
First-Year Follies: 5 Common Freshman Mistakes to Avoid
Your first year at college is most likely going to be extremely exciting and difficult—all at the same time. The entire experience can be difficult to handle, no matter how much you think you have prepared.
6 Essential Study Tips for Lowering Your Stress Level in College
Let’s face it: college can be stressful, and without careful planning and time management, it can get overwhelming. Between classes, work, and extracurricular activities, when are you ever supposed to find time to study?
Alternative Education Ideas for ADHD Diagnosed Students
ADHD diagnosed students can suffer from a range of emotional, academic, and discipline-related issues. The disorder may manifest itself differently depending on the person, but treatment options are often the same.
Career Planning – 7 Tips for Better Planning of Your Career
Career planning isn’t an activity that you should only do once — in college or high school — and then leave behind as you progress with your job and career. Rather, it’s an activity that is best done regularly.
8 Immersion Tips for ESL Students
If you’re an ESL student, you know how difficult it can be to manage studies while trying to hone your skills in speaking, reading, and writing English.But take heart – there are small things you can do that make a big impact on your progress as an English speaker.
3 Tips from a College Instructor for First-Year Students
It is no secret that college is difficult. I learned this lesson many times through my six years of undergraduate and graduate coursework.
Freelance Writer Student in Campus – Dissertation Assistance
As a student, your budget may be limited due to the fact that you are not working on a regular basis. You cannot get rid of the thought that your life would be much brighter if you had more money.
College Budgeting for Beginners – How to Spend Wisely
For any college student, it’s important that they live on a budget to avoid running into a cycle of debts. The key to being successful financially is being aware of how you spend your money and cutting off bad habits.
Keep In Mind These Thoughts on College Planning
As a person who has worked in higher education at a private college for 12 years, I have seen many misconceptions that students have about college, whether it be the high school student graduating and heading to college or the adult that is wanting to go back to school.
7 Poor Exercising Posture You Should Avoid
Exercising is one of the best remedies to joint pain. Also, some exercises are recommended for helping you reduce pains that arise because of poor postures.
