I decided a while ago that education was the route for me. I figured that I would definitely attend graduate school and earn my PhD and eventually enter the professoriate. I rationalized that as a Read Article
All of these tools are free, most with room to upgrade for a fee. Being the broke college student I am, free is good but I’m glad there are potential ways for these programs to make money and stay in business Read Article
I currently have a little beef with online courses. Supposedly they free up your schedule when life gets in the way. On paper (or on a website) they sound impressive. What can be better than Read Article
It can’t be taught into a classroom lesson and it can’t be the goal of freshmen orientation, but the doors can be opened to find one’s passion if universities are providing opportunities for growth, discovery and fun- both in and out of the classroom Read Article
This week has been incredibly hard for many Midwesterners; we have been trapped in our houses, food rations are low for those who like myself, did not stock up at the local grocery store Read Article
“take this opportunity to teach people how to drive- I say we start with using your blinker, being aware of others and parallel parking- those basic steps are fundamental to not only driving, but driving on questionable roads… Read Article
So this is my public service announcement to the world: if you bump your external hard drive while it is turned on, it will crash Read Article
At the start of my college undergrad career, I got all of my books from my university bookstore. I never paid attention to price tag or even if the book was used or new. I Read Article
It’s not new news that social networking has taken our world by storm. But of all the mediums, Facebook seems to take the cake for most students. Whether it is starting a discussion, seeking information, Read Article
“For $100, it isn’t worth it.” Read Article