Not sure where to start? Want to get ahead in adjusting to the new demands of the college study schedule? Here, we help you to work smarter, not harder, as you earn your degree. From scheduling to honors programs to study skills, we help you to achieve greatness in the world of academics.
If you go to SDSU, chances are pretty good that at least one faculty member has talked to you about studying abroad. There are constantly emails about opportunities, study abroad fairs, and presentations. However, what’s it really like? We’re here to walk you through what you need to know about a study abroad with SDSU, […]
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We’ve been writing a lot about studying abroad lately (see here and here). While your time abroad is fantastic, there are many questions when returning. One of those at the forefront is this: how can you include your study abroad in your resume? Luckily, we have the answers, which we break down below. Awards +
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We have a little theme going on, don’t we? Recently, I wrote about my own study abroad in college, which took place in Belfast, Northern Ireland. As you might have gathered from the article, it undoubtedly changed my life. For that reason, I thought it would be prudent to write a bit about why everyone should
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Are you looking for a unique study abroad? Here, I’ll go over why it’s a fantastic idea to study in Belfast, as well as some of the things that you can do while you’re there. Pro #1: Language Belfast is a perfect location if you want to go abroad but don’t want to have to
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It’s a truth universally acknowledged that some of us are bigger readers than others. In other words, some of us annotate novels to death and some of us read the Sparknotes. However, reading can bring an extra layer to everyone’s life and open doors that we didn’t know we were missing. And it can help you
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Whether you’re a first year freshman or a fifth year super senior, it can be intimidating to start a new school year. Between the new classes, busy social calendars, and various professional responsibilities, it can be a lot to handle. To combat this, we walk you through five easy ways to get organized in college
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It’s that time of year again! With back to school right around the corner, there’s the inevitable rush to get college shopping done before everything is sold out. So where are the best places to do your college shopping? We’ve compiled the ultimate (and quick!) list for you to save you the headache of bouncing
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As you grow older and the necessity for jobs, internships, and volunteer positions gets bigger, it becomes more important than ever to have a good resume. So what do you do if you have little to no professional experience? Not to worry. Here, we outline how to create a starter resume with little experience so
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It’s never too early to prepare for college, and starting in June can help alleviate any stress from the end of the summer. Read below to see what you can do in June to help yourself prepare. 1. Either Craft or Update Your Resume Do you have a resume/CV? Is your resume as good as
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For many of us, summer school is either the best way to make sure you get out in four years or the best way to get ahead. However, it can be difficult to take classes in such a condensed period of time. Most schools have summer sessions that only last 4-6 weeks! That means that
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