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4 Tips for a Healthy Summer Break

There are many ways you could relax over the summer break, but it’s best if you choose healthy options. You’ll see the benefit for far longer when you take your health into consideration, which means you’re less likely to become stressed again when university starts back up. To enjoy a healthy summer break, there are a few things you need to do. Read more >

When to Start Looking for Housing for Next Semester

Searching for housing ahead of time will help you secure an apartment you love and may even stop you being stuck with an unfavorable room far from campus at a rent that’s much too expensive. Beginning your search early can also be useful for coordinating with potential roommates. But when exactly do you need to start looking? Here are some tips to guide you. Read more >

How to Say Thank You to Your Best Professors

At university, you’ll likely have all kinds of professors: mediocre, good, and great. The best professors go beyond simply teaching you the material you need for your class by providing you with extra support, sharing expert knowledge, or finding ways to bring alive the things you’re learning. Whenever you’re lucky enough to have a great professor, you should consider expressing your gratitude once the class is over. The best way to do this is to send a thank-you letter — here are some tips to guide you. Read more >

Pros & Cons of Night Classes at College

There are many reasons you might want to take night classes at college. For one, it allows you to earn academic credits while working at a pace that's easy for you. But did you know that night classes come with many pros and cons? Let's have a look! Read more >

5 Strategies for Tackling Lots of Homework

When you have a large amount of homework to tackle, you may feel so overwhelmed that you don’t even know where to begin. As a result, you may not begin at all, perhaps making excuses that there are other things that require your attention. The problem is your homework won’t just go away on its own — in fact, it will keep building up until it’s unmanageable. You need to come up with strategies that will help you cope with your homework to ensure you succeed with your classes. Read more >