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Maximize your university experience with these tips for all things collegiate–how to achieve a perfect GPA, select the right major, finance your college education and more.
How to Show School Spirit (From the Comfort of Your Couch)
The beautiful thing about school spirit is that it isn’t tied to a place. A stadium could crumble and the campus could close down but as long as there are people like us, people who have pride and love for the heart and soul of an institution then school spirit is alive and well. The thunderous roar of thousands of students and alumni in the stands of a football game is just a reflection of that.
By Connor Brighton4 years ago in Education
AICA Orthopedics Scholarships
AICA Orthopedics Announces First Ever $1,000 College Scholarships Atlanta, Georgia – AICA Orthopedics is a multi-specialty ortho, joint, and chiro clinic that has treated over 100,000 patients in the metro-Atlanta area. This clinic is looking to give back to the community and help two students with financial assistance for their educational expenses.
By Isaiah Ram4 years ago in Education
Truths All University Students Need To Hear
At university there are lots of ways to sugarcoat things, but let’s be real, there are some hard truths that students need to face that no one ever talks about. No more! Here are eight truths that all university students need to hear from recent graduate.
By Jamie Blaise4 years ago in Education
Preparing Computer Network Assignment? Few Points to Keep in Mind!
Computer networking subject is an interesting and important subject to study for electronics and computer engineering students. It is also a tough subject to learn. Do you know what computer network is? A computer network is an interconnection of various devices that are responsible for sharing information, data and resource to all the devices through some connection. Currently, the internet has become the most common and wide network used by people for various purposes. In recent times, the computer network has gained more popularity, and the reason is technology evolution.
By Olivia james4 years ago in Education
Can't Write Law Essay Due to Poor Writing Skills? Here Are Tips to Improve Them
Writing college essays has always been a daunting task for students. This is also not an exception to law students. The most demanding part of writing assignments or preparing a project is owning impeccable writing skills. If you are thinking of hiring a law essay help just to hide your flawed or poor writing skill, then wait a moment. You have landed to the right link. In this article, you will see some amazing tips to improve your writing flair.
By John Noels4 years ago in Education
We Had to Evacuate from Italy
I arrived in Rome in January to begin my last semester of college, a semester that I would spend abroad in the beautiful city of Rome. Early on, I heard news that my University had to evacuate the students who were studying in China because of the coronavirus outbreak. This was the first time I had heard of coronavirus.
By Reese Marie4 years ago in Education
HBCUs in the Age Of COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has become a seminal moment in the modern history of the United States. The sheer scope of the pandemic and it's indirect effects are forcing just about every institution we have to re-evaluate how they do business. This is especially true for the 100-plus historically black colleges and universities that are currently part of the higher education landscape in this country. HBCUs fill an educational and cultural niche in the black community that's hard to replicate in other higher ed environments. If you've been to a campus, been around HBCU alumni, or experienced any social aspect of the black college experience, you'll get a general idea why they're so important.
By Herbert L. Seward III4 years ago in Education
The Moment I Realized a College Degree Doesn't Secure Shit
I did the thing. That thing that everyone says is supposed to secure your future stability. College, they say, guarantees a good career, a good home, and a good life. In college, you'll be able to master your craft and form a broad network of connections for lifelong success. But here's the thing that they don't tell you—a college degree doesn't secure shit.
By Samantha Sabio4 years ago in Education