Archive for November, 2008

Make College Study Group Sessions Work for You

Friday, November 14th, 2008

Some people work best when left all by their lonesome, while some absorb and understand information better with the help of others. If you fall under the latter category, you have probably already considered joining study groups for some of your classes. Study groups are effective and helpful in that they provide you with insights [...]

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Tips on Getting Along with Dormmates

Wednesday, November 12th, 2008

Among the horror stories you’ll hear about college, the ones about the dormmate from hell are by far the most popular. From unhygienic habits to sneakily stealing your stuff, annoying dormmates have a special way of creeping into your hearts and making it turn black with angst. Most students who get stuck with such dormmates [...]

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Tips to Help Students Pay College Loans

Monday, November 10th, 2008

While some college graduates immediately enter the rat race to secure employment, some are left thinking of ways to pay off the loans they incurred during their time in college. For some, landing a high-paying job is the best way to pay for college student loans. But for others, a high salary still may not [...]

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Time Management Tips for College Students

Saturday, November 8th, 2008

Books, articles, and even entire websites are dedicated simply to providing tips and resolving college students’ issues on time management. But what most of these articles and websites lack is specificity; students won’t magically “stop procrastinating” unless you illustrate specific instances wherein they can avoid procrastination and how. To give you an idea of what [...]

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The Lowdown on College Teaching Assistants

Thursday, November 6th, 2008

Colleges and universities often contract the services of a teaching assistant to aid the lecturers and professors in handling classes and other related tasks. Many college students apply as teaching assistants to help them pay off student loans, pay their tuition, and cope with other financial expenses incurred during college. Applying for teaching assistant posts [...]

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Switching College Majors: Advantages and Disadvantages

Tuesday, November 4th, 2008

Shifting majors or courses is a common tendency among college students, especially those who are in their first or second year in college. A review published by an Ivy League school found that freshmen and sophomores tend to shift courses three to four times during college. There are many possible reasons why students switch majors; [...]

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Tips on Transferring Colleges or Universities

Sunday, November 2nd, 2008

Students have various reasons for transferring colleges or universities; some are valid, while some are workable and not so valid. Common reasons include homesickness, issues with professors and school authorities, weak course programs, and unbearable workload and course requirements. Whatever your reason is, the first thing to ask yourself if you’re planning on transferring colleges [...]

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