Posted on Thursday, January 5th, 2012 under College Classes
It can be difficult to stay motivated to attend all of your winter college classes when it is cold out, but you need to get through the season if you want to graduate. After all, you will likely have to deal with at least four years of winter doldrums!
But college classes don’t have to be impossible this season if you consider some ways to stay positive and productive in the cold.
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Posted on Monday, October 17th, 2011 under Academics, College Classes, Student Life
As the registration deadline for your next semester of college classes creeps closer and closer, it is essential that you be prepared.
A lot of careful consideration must go into deciding which classes to register for each semester in order to ensure that you stay on track with your degree program as well as experience, learn and accomplish everything that you would like to in these four short years.
Here are a few tips to help you get through the registration period stress-free and end up with a college class schedule that rocks.
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Posted on Thursday, October 6th, 2011 under Academics, College Classes
The idea of dropping a class in college seems to polarize people.
Do you view it as the easy way out? Or is it a perfectly viable option to fall back on in case you get in over your head?
Either way, there are a few things you should consider before deciding on dropping a class in college.
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Posted on Thursday, September 8th, 2011 under Academics, Choosing a College, College Classes
Modern college foreign language offerings are far more diverse than they were in the past, allowing students to learn everything from Mandarin to Creole.
With courses in foreign languages from countries all over the globe available, college students can now learn a wide variety of languages without ever going abroad.
Check out our guide to some of the most unique foreign languages offered, and find out where you can start learning them!
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Posted on Wednesday, July 6th, 2011 under Academics, College Classes, Starting College
Writing a college research paper is very different from writing papers in high school.
You’re required to provide more in-depth analysis, which means consulting more resources.
Some simple research tips can help you make the transition and successfully tackle college papers.
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Posted on Wednesday, May 11th, 2011 under College Classes, Student Life
Feeling tired in class is frustrating and can even cause your grades to suffer.
From the way you sit to the things you eat, there are many elements that influence your energy levels.
If you are always tired and finding it hard to focus in class, try these tricks that can help you boost your energy levels.
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Posted on Monday, March 21st, 2011 under College Classes
Classroom etiquette in college can be very different from high school.
Like learning to live with a roommate, it’s a change that you’ll have to adjust to.
From putting away your cell phone to keeping your cool during classroom discussions, there are a few essential college etiquette pointers that every college student should follow to benefit both their classmates and themselves.
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Posted on Monday, March 7th, 2011 under Academics, College Classes, Student Life
Whether it’s due to poor time management skills or personal issues like depression, feeling lost in class is a common issue for college students.
It may seem like you’re the only one having trouble tuning into your lectures, but rest assured that plenty of other students are having the same problem.
The good news: there are plenty of resources to help.
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Posted on Wednesday, December 15th, 2010 under Academics, College Classes
Getting good grades in college can be difficult, especially in your first semester when you are facing college classes for the first time.
If you feel overwhelmed as the semester is wrapping up, don’t panic! It’s natural to feel overwhelmed, especially when you’ve got a lot of work on your plate.
Follow these tips on how to succeed in college and you’ll be on your way to scoring A’s in no time.
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Posted on Friday, June 4th, 2010 under Academics, College Classes, Translation
Students — have you ever considered a translation degree?
The global marketplace is continually expanding, and the need for skilled translators and interpreters grows with it. More and more companies need experts to translate important documents or be understood in multi-lingual meetings, so a translation degree might just translate into a rewarding career.
So where does a student interested in translation and interpreting go to study?
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Posted on Friday, March 26th, 2010 under College Classes, High School
When you’re in your junior and senior year, you have a great opportunity to earn college credit in high school. Why, you ask?
In this economy, you can’t afford to miss the chance to earn college credit in high school for free. And with so many options, why would you want to?
There are several ways in which you can jump-start your college career and save some money.
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Posted on Monday, February 22nd, 2010 under College Classes, Humor
College courses are usually considered to be the serious (and practical!) building blocks of a student’s chosen career.
However, there are certainly exceptions! Flip through that coursebook. There are likely some hidden gems that you’re unaware of that could add a little variety to your schedule.
We’ve compiled a list of the top 5 strangest classes taught in American colleges. Would you be interested in taking any of these?
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Posted on Monday, November 9th, 2009 under Academics, College Classes
Are you choosing a college major and haven’t yet made up your mind? There’s no rush!
It’s okay if you’ve started college and haven’t yet chosen your college major. Most colleges don’t require you to choose your major until your third year, which gives you plenty of room to explore your options.
Check out your school resources and explore new fields before choosing your college major!
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Posted on Wednesday, October 21st, 2009 under Choosing a College, College Classes
Do you consider yourself a night owl? Are you applying for an internship? Or do you just want to keep your part-time job?
College night classes can allow you to get a degree on a schedule that best fits your needs. Are college night classes right for you? Before you make your decision, consider these pros and cons.
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Posted on Friday, October 9th, 2009 under Academics, College Classes
They may sound like a damper on your weekend, but Saturday classes can offer a lot of opportunities you might not get during the week.
When you’re browsing your college’s course listings for next semester, remember these 4 reasons to take a Saturday class.
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