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  • Date: 19 Dec, 2016
  • Posted by: Leah Thurber
  • Category: Study
The College Student Emotional and Mental Health Crisis

The time you spend at college will be some of the most cherished time of your life. Even with that being the case, it’s important to keep in mind that you are not a machine. College students often overlook their physical and emotional health in wake of so many activities and studying that surrounds them. So how can you live the student’s American dream while still keeping your head clear and healthy?

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  • Date: 14 Dec, 2016
  • Posted by: Leah Thurber
  • Category: Study
What’s Wrong with Education Today?

The answer is quite a lot. We are rapidly falling behind the rest of the world, even though we have a large percentage of students who graduate from college. The things that are wrong with education, then, are not the lack of kids in school and the lower number of years spent in school. We have to look to other causes for the “dumbing down” of our population.

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  • Date: 19 Nov, 2016
  • Posted by: Emily Brown
  • Category: Study
12 Celebs Who Graduated From College After Becoming Famous

It’s never too late to learn, is it? Even if you have already succeeded in your career, you can get more of useful information and knowledge in your professional field or obtain a degree in the other subject to broaden your world-outlook. The education is highly important even for the celebrities, who seem to be having no need in a degree at all.

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  • Date: 19 May, 2016
  • Posted by: Emily Brown
  • Category: Study
5 Things the Top World's Entrepreneurs Refuse to Believe

​Your business plan is in place, you have your website built, you have a product that you know will service the needs of your client base. So, what’s wrong? “Why isn’t anyone grabbing up our services?” you may ask. You check you sites analytics and no-one is visiting yet, and it’s been a whole week!

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  • Date: 19 May, 2016
  • Posted by: Leah Thurber
  • Category: Study
5 Hardest College Classes

What makes a college class difficult. We discussed this in our offices and agreed to a few things. Academic difficulty is certainly a factor, but in order to qualify for our list, a class cannot simply be tough or require a lot of effort to pass. It must be a true killer that causes students to fail or even switch majors.

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  • Date: 03 Apr, 2016
  • Posted by: Emily Brown
  • Category: Study
What Kind Of Student Are You

What was your favorite thing about elementary school? Did you look forward to field day? Did you relish the chance to sit in a corner and read to yourself? Was arts and crafts day the best day of the week for you? Whatever it was that made you happiest and most eager to learn in grade school is an indicator of the type of learner that you are. If you know what kind of student you are, you can adjust the way that you study and the way that you consume new information.

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  • Date: 20 Mar, 2016
  • Posted by: Leah Thurber
  • Category: Study
The Ultimate Study Abroad Checklist

You've done your research, you've selected the country and university where you will be studying, you've gone through the application process, and you've been accepted. Congratulations! You've accomplished something pretty amazing, and are sure to have a great experience studying abroad.

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  • Date: 20 Feb, 2016
  • Posted by: Leah Thurber
  • Category: Study
Fun Facts about Halloween (Might be shocking)

There are as many legends and stories about Halloween as there are costume options. And almost as many horror flicks that keep returning for re-runs every year, along with one or two new ones. How people celebrate Halloween depends on their age, of course. Younger kids go trick-or-treating; teenagers may get together and have a marathon horror flick viewing; some more unsavory teens may use the night to play pranks or to engage in vandalism.

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