Collegelife
5 Things to do when you fail an exam in college
Here are 5 things to do when you fail an exam in college. Exams don’t always go as planned. This post is to help you navigate when that happens. College is interesting. You can think you have all your ducks in a row only to meet a curveball on exam day. The curveball could be […]
10 Simple things you can do to finish the semester strong
Here are 10 simple things you can do to make sure you finish your semester strong as a college student. I witnessed this so many times during my undergrad. I noticed I would be running with the top dogs and we would all be at top speed leading up to the midterms, the midterm results […]
10 Science-based benefits of meditation for college students
There are numerous benefits to meditation but today let’s focus on the benefits of meditation for college students. I have compiled all the benefits that I experienced once I added meditation to my daily regimen. I should warn you though, that meditation is not a Band-Aid. If you want to enjoy the benefits you need […]
10 Easy ways to take care of your mental health during a stressful semester
10 Easy ways to take care of your mental health during a stressful semester. As can be expected, some semesters are more stressful than others. There are semesters where all it takes is an all-nighter and all is right in the world but sometimes even that’s not enough. You feel like you are being pulled […]
5 Simple steps to help you recover from college burnout
During orientation week one of the things the counselors talked about was burnout. I was like what’s there to be burnt out about? What is burnout? In my sophomore & junior year, constantly burned out and emotionally unstable for the majority of the semester. According to helpguide.org burnout is a state of emotional, physical, and […]
5 Simple ways to make yourself study when you don’t feel like it
Wow, the story of my life. Even though I really enjoyed reviewing material once I got into it, getting myself to initiate the task took all but a miracle. If you can relate then don’t worry I am here to help. Although mediocre students don’t care, type-A students often condemn themselves for not wanting to […]
5 Simple steps to help you create the best study guide
I have been sharing a lot about the strategies I used to raise my GPA and I realized that I hadn’t mentioned anything about the actual studying, which is why today I shall be sharing with you five simple steps that will help you create your study guide. Before I get into it, however, I […]
12 Important services provided by the college career office
You might have heard that your university has a career office and the first logical question would be really what do they do? Why would a college campus have a career office? What is its purpose? In this blog post, your question will be answered. I shall give a disclaimer, though, all college career offices […]
How to decide when to retake a college class
I have been writing about all things 4.0 GPA, how to get it, and how to maintain it, and one of the things I mentioned is that when you get serious about getting your GPA to 4.0 you will have to review all the classes you have taken, and you will quickly realize that sometimes […]
5 Important services provided by academic advisers
Important services provided by college academic advisers. While the role of a college career office might be a little unclear, I feel like the roles of academic advisers are a little more obvious, but to be sure, we shall look at 5 key roles played by your college academic advisers. As I said in my […]