Do you have difficulty budgeting or allocating your time? Perhaps you need to track your daily schedule in a more specific manner. Try using the free and easy to accomplish Time Use Chart from University of Minnesota Duluth Student Handbook that allows you to record everything you do every 30 minutes.
Then, at the end of […]
I came across the screening program that is provided for free by Cook Counseling Center - Virginia Tech. This free online assessment will screen students for depression, alcohol, eating disorders, and anxiety. This is an anonymous screening and is aimed to assist students aged 17 years old and above to determine whether professional consultation could […]
Many tell us that we need to make a schedule or to keep a planner so that we could track all our projects, homework and extra-curricular activities. Making a schedule is great because it helps us to be more organized and prevent us from forgetting those important things to do.
But still, many students fell short […]
I bumped upon Student Prospector and I get caught on its idea of prospecting students who are soon to study in college. Student Prospector offers a sort of matching service for students and higher education institution.
And what I liked about Student Prospector’s idea is that students will be the one to be contacted by the […]
All college-bound students are certainly excited but nervous as what awaits them in their college years. But did you know that studying in college is something you should prepare not only financially but also emotionally?
You need to be emotionally prepared on what top expect and how to deal with the difficulties that you may encounter […]
I stumbled upon a book “How to Pull an All-Nighter” that is published and being sold at Lulu for $14.95. The description of the book is quite nice because the book tells about everything that students need to know to stay up all night with minimal tension and better outcome.
I read the book description as […]
I read an interesting article from USNews.com that helps students understand the jargons being used by universities or colleges in their admission. And I think that these are very worthy to know so that we could avoid some confusion. These admission jargons and their meanings are provided by the National Association for College Admission Counseling.
Depending […]
I just found a mapping software that you can install right on your computer for free. This concept mapping software is called the CmapTools program. This is a free software that can be use and explore by anybody. CmapTools allows users to create, navigate and criticize models which are represented as concept maps.
So if you […]
College students are among the group in our society who are known to be the most spenders and of course, that is just natural. College students usually live on their own far from their family home and thus, they truly need to buy virtually everything from toilet paper to food. And aside from the basic […]
College is often called the “Big School”, the place where we could learn to become professionals someday. College life is exciting and full of adventures, a stage in our lives where we begin to experience to be independent. College life and studying in college is far different from what we have in high school.
So I’m […]