The easiest and hardest college majors aren’t the easiest thing in the world to define. High schools and colleges all define their GPA in different ways. They also tend to grade different programs differently because one school might be loaded
I’m going to start by warning you – The myth of college partying is a big tangled mess of conflict of interest. There are a lot of people hoping that you fall for it because that’s going to make them
My heart was racing like I’d never felt before. But all I was doing was sitting in a classroom. Just like I did everyday before. But it was different. It was very different. And I felt my stomach turning and
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One of the most common challenges students bring up when they’re asking about how to improve their grade has to do with how their friends study for class. These questions inevitably lead me to wanting to bring up the safety
I would never wish the challenges of a struggling student on my worst enemy. It hurts. I can remember keeping my head down as my parents lectured me about my grades. I kept my head down because I didn’t want
Hey guys! This is Kay and I just wanted to introduce a post we got from Ryan Craig (the Author of A New U: Faster + Cheaper Alternatives to College.) Aaron personally read through an ebook copy of the book
Homework can be easy and even fun if you do it right. By fun, I’m not saying you’ll throw out your computer and beg your teacher for just a few more assignments. I mean fun enough that you’ll feel good
School is fun when you understand this. I know that school has its tough times. School can be a miserable place for some students. They dread going to school. I understand where these students are coming from. I used to
Time limitations aren’t grade limitations. You don’t need tons of time to score top notch grades. I’ve worked with students that have gone from C’s to A’s while spending less than 20 minutes a day outside of class. (It’s pretty