Make Life Easier: Use the 1,000 Point Grading Framework
Learn how this framework might work in a 10-week online course.
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Find tips, tricks, resources, and guides to help any student have a positive, impactful, and successful college career.
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Press Play: 6 Playlists for your Next Study Session
Not all studying is the same, but you probably always want some music to make it less painful. Find a playlist to vibe with for any study session.
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4 Ways to Build Relationships with Instructors
Getting to know instructors makes it easier to ask for help and get insights for life after college.
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Succeeding in Fast-Paced Courses
Courses that are condensed into a few weeks are great for meeting degree requirements but that doesn't mean there's less work to be done than a full semester class.
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3 Reminders to Ace Your Finals
No matter the course, finals are intense. Check out these 3 reminders to help you plan and prepare to ace your exams.
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10 Fun Things To Do In College If You Don't Drink
Drinking and partying isn't everyone's college experience. There's plenty to do if you have other interests. Check out some ideas on other ways to have a good time with your friends.
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The Importance of Marketing You with Dr. Shane Hunt
Dr. Shane Hunt, the co-author of Principles of Marketing, discusses the power behind personal branding and marketing for today and the future.
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Staying Sane Through Finals
The end of the semester is stressful between managing finals and projects to planning holidays with family and friends. Here are tips to manage all the challenges that can arise.
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10 College Networking Hacks
Networking can seem intimidating and draining. Fortunately, there are countless opportunities to connect with others and strive toward future career goals in college.
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In the Studio
Find inspiration for life after college with a fine arts degree. Creativity comes in all forms and In the Studio offers insight into the passions that drive our careers and lives.
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Transition Your Core Competencies
It may not seem like being in an ensemble would have transferrable skills to the typical job market but that is not true. Learn more about the skills you have that can benefit any career.
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Surviving the Emotional Rollercoaster of Midterms
Midterms are so stressful and can bring out some anxiety. We've got some tips to plan accordingly for midterms and to deal with the results.
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How to Help Students with Complicated Personal Situations
Life happens and sometimes students can't make it to class or run into an issue completing an assignment. Every instructor has to determine when to be flexible, and that can be tricky.
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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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What Independence Really Means in College
College is where many students first experience freedom away from their parents or guardians. It's exciting, fun, and at times, a bit overwhelming.
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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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The Resume Guide You Need
Writing a resume can be overwhelming, especially if you don't know where to start. This guide shows you where to place the most valuable information to score your next interview.
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What Every First-Year College Student Should Know About Stress
For first-year college students, stress can often take a harmful and negative mental toll on students. McGraw Hill has partnered with The JED Foundation with tips to manage stress.
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