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Category Archives: Study tips
Why study abroad: Save money on international programs and graduate on time
According to a recent report published by the Institute of International Education, more American students are studying abroad than ever before, however, overall numbers show that only 14 percent of college students as a whole participate in a study abroad … Continue reading
Group projects and team presentations — How to make it work
College is a learning experience, right? You’ve already learned how to sleep with someone snoring across your dorm room, and how to make the most of your meal plan at the campus eateries. But what about how to make it … Continue reading
Posted in College life, College success tips, Study advice
Tagged finals, group projects, presentations, teamwork, TheBrainiac
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How to be a leader: Advice for college students on developing leadership qualities
Some of the best advice for college students is to not only get involved but to be a leader on campus. And, just like anything else, it takes practice to develop the qualities of a leader. If you have been … Continue reading
International education: Tips and benefits of studying abroad
Congratulations! You’ve decided to expand your horizons and study in a different country. You’re ready to immerse yourself in a new culture, learn (non)traditional customs, speak a different language, and understand a totally new way of life. Not only is … Continue reading
Top 10 study tips for college midterms and final exams
It may seem like you just moved into your dorm room, met your roommate, unpacked your clothes and attended your first big lecture. But, guess what? You’re already almost halfway through this term of classes, and that can only mean one thing — MIDTERMS!!!! … Continue reading
Posted in College life, College success tips, Study advice, Study tips
Tagged finals, midterms, study tips, TheBrainiac
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How to study in college: Top five tips for pulling a healthy all-nighter
While studying consistently and frequently throughout the semester is the best bet for nailing an A in any given course, you may come across a test or two that calls for a late-night cram session at some point during your … Continue reading
Dean’s office, financial aid office and others help students navigate support services
If you’re new to campus life, don’t miss out on all the helpful services available to you just because you’re not sure where they are or how they can help. Check out these seven campus offices you should learn about … Continue reading
Posted in College life, Learning resources
Tagged campus resources, Dean's Office, financial aid, TheBrainiac
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Feeling overwhelmed: The secrets to getting good grades in college
You learn pretty quickly that college is a whole different ballgame from high school. And no, that’s not a reference to having to report to mom and dad where you’re going and what time you’ll be getting back. The responsibility … Continue reading
Posted in College success tips, Learning resources, Study advice
Tagged good grades, student advice, TheBrainiac
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Summer classes: Stay focused and get credits faster
“Summer school” sounds like a punishment. You’d rather get a job, party or just veg during your summer vacation. The benefits to taking summer courses make the off-peak grind worth it though, plus you can choose from lots of different … Continue reading
Posted in Study advice
Tagged how to study, online classes, summer classes, summer school, TheBrainiac
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Your college class schedule: How to survive a morning class
You can’t avoid it any longer: it’s time to finalize your college class schedule. You must enroll in the dreaded 8 a.m. class and throw off your whole class schedule. Ugh. Whether it’s the only section available or you can’t … Continue reading
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Tagged class schedule, how to survive, morning class, time management
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