5 Tips to Ace Midterms
Everyone is stressed, the library is packed, and you have more assignments, projects, and studying to do than ever before. Here are 5 ways to handle midterms.
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8 Tips to Get the Most Out of Large Lecture Classes
Large lecture classes are intimidating and can be a harder environment to learn. Luckily, there are some tips to manage the class and get that A!
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Surviving Roommate Drama
Living in a small dorm with a roommate can be stressful. Someone that was a stranger can become your best friend or worst enemy. Check out some tips to ease tension and have a smooth year together.
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3 Things I Hope My Instructors Remember as We Return to Campus
Returning to campus brings a lot of mixed emotions that are heightened knowing that COVID-19 changed many people's lives in insurmountable ways.
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Healthy College Eating Habits
College students eating habits can change a lot from when they were at home. McGraw Hill has partnered with The JED Foundation to offer helpful tips from students to take care of their nutrition.
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Tips to Deal with Depression on Campus
A study found that 83% of students said their grades were negatively impacted by mental health. McGraw Hill has partnered with The JED Foundation to offer some ways to help students cope.
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Extrovert or Introvert? Here are the Best Ways to Make Friends in College
Here are ways to make new friends at college whether you're introverted, extroverted or somewhere in the middle.
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Be Smart: Make Your General Education Courses Count Twice
Sometimes general courses are hoops to jump through, but most of the time they can be used to obtain your degree faster.
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Top 5 Tips to Thrive in an Online or Hybrid Course
Taking online courses sounds pretty simple, but for many, the transition can be challenging without best practices in place.
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Affordability in College: College Loans, Debt, and Choosing a Fitting Path
When planning for college it's important to consider factors around cost and what type of environment you can actually succeed in.
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Tips for Schoolwork Success at Home
Transitioning to online classes doesn't have to be difficult if you set a few best practices in place.
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What is Work-Study?
Work-study programs are a great way to prepare for your career without impacting your studies. But how exactly do they work?
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4 Reasons to Love Your Campus Library
Libraries have so much more to offer than a quiet place to study. Here are a few reasons why we love them.
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Don't Drop That GPA
A strong GPA means you're more likely to get the jobs and career you want down the road.
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3 Reasons You Should Totally Ask Your Professor For Help
Despite how nervous you may be to talk to an instructor out of class, they genuinely want to get to know you and help you achieve your goals.
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4 Tips to Overcome the Fear of Public Speaking
At some point or another, everyone finds themselves speaking in front of an audience. Fortunately, there are skills that can be gained to make it easier and less intimidating.
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The Do’s and Don’ts of Talking Politics in College
Having thoughtful, engaging, and interesting political discussions means being mindful of how we interact with one another and recognizing the power our words can carry.
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Advice on Asking Instructors for Help
Seeking help from instructors can be uncomfortable and intimidating. Fortunately, there are a few ways to make it easier so that you can be successful all semester.
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Understanding the Basics of Student Loans & Repayment Options
Understanding your options is the best way to take away some of the fear of repaying your student loans.
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Breaking Barriers: Finding Your Way In College
College is where people of different backgrounds come together. For some students, this can be more challenging and overwhelming than others.
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