Majors and Academics — Blog

Tricking yourself into thinking homework is more fun than it actually is will make it feel like less of a chore. Try romanticizing it with these five tips!

It's common for new grads to face remorse over their major and career path choice. But instead of moping, take these seven action steps in a new direction.

General education requirements are important to your college career. Here are the basics of what gen eds are and how to choose the right ones for you.

Registering for your classes is an important next step after getting into college. Here's how to easily plan your academic schedule and get registered.

If you received college credit in high school but are going to a different college for your degree, here's how to make sure your dual enrollment transfers.

Note-taking is an important skill to master whether you're a high school or college student. Here are some great tips to take your notes to the next level.

Learning is enhanced by the technology we use. Take studying to the next level with these cool tools and resources, ranging from expensive to affordable.

It's smart to integrate your studies with other areas of your life. Here's some advice for finding a part-time job that pairs well with your college major.

Most undergraduates attend college full-time, but it's not right for everyone. Ask these five questions to determine if full- or part-time is best for you.

Writing skills are something we use throughout our lives, but especially in school. Here are seven tips to improve your writing and showcase your best work.