Setting yourself up for success over winter break can help you start second semester with less stress. Here are 13 things you can do during your time off!
Being a student-athlete is a major commitment. Here's some advice from a fellow student-athlete on excelling in three major areas of college athlete life.
by Eljin Rhymes Student, Florida A&M University; Member, NSHSS
Balancing school and sports takes a lot of time management and planning ahead. Check out these tips to help you get organized as a high school athlete.
Procrastination is a fickle thing. Before learning how to stop once and for all, here's a look at why you procrastinate and how it affects your schoolwork.
by Ginger Abbot Writer & Editor-in-Chief, Classrooms.com
Staying on top of all your tasks can be tough as a student, but with some planning and organization, you can keep up with your busy schedule with ease.
Getting organized can really change how well you do in school. Jordan-Paige shares some advice on how to work on your organization and time management skills.
Thinking about law school, but worried it may be a little overwhelming? Here's some essential advice from real-life current law students to prepare you.
It's easy to procrastinate in college, especially when the amount of work you have feels insurmountable. You can overcome this bad habit with these five tips.
by Emma K. Neal CollegeXpress Student Writer, University of Central Florida
It's finals season, which means everyone's stressed. Check out these five tips to maintain your sanity and keep up your grades at the end of the semester.
by Raven J. CollegeXpress Student Writer, Mountain View College
