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Wanna know a secret? Talking with your professor can improve your grades.
Hear me out. This semester, I am taking a class that is miserable. I mean it absolutely stinks. My professor turns every other class into a work day, and the days when she “teaches”
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Hello Friends. As I wish we could all have a stainless-steel DeLorean and cool auto-lacing Nike high-tops and jump ahead to see where tech will go sadly we can’t. However, according to CNET.com, a current technology news site, Apple’s Mac Pro may be no more.
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Don’t be confused: this is not actually a fashion post. The styles I want to talk about are learning styles, and the reason why is that our education system can actually box you in and keep you from getting good grades if you let it. You can let it do this to you if you simply don’t know yourself. Continue reading
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Ok, so we’re college students. Life can get pretty routine: get up, go to class, study, go to class again, come home, eat, nap, watch TV, eat, play video games, study, go to bed. Something like that. Maybe you eat more, maybe you talk with your friends in between classes, maybe you work some days (or everyday), maybe you hit the town some nights, or go to the bar regularly. Whatever your routine is, we all have one.
For a lot of us, life can be boring, or it can be stressful, and most of us feel tired constantly.
This can be because of extremely full schedules, bad time management, poor eating, too much caffeine or trouble sleeping.
Personally, I’m tired of being tired. Continue reading
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I vividly remember my first day of class in college: it was a little overwhelming. Whether you are a freshman or a senior, here are some tips for my fellow Comets on how to start the semester right and keep ahead in your classes.
It takes a little time, but not much. I usually go through with a highlighter and mark important dates, like tests and assignments. Takes me like 5 minutes. This helps you know when things are due, so nothing sneaks up on you. Professors also usually describe the big assignments to you in pretty good detail, so you can know what to expect and don’t miss something that could cost you a grade. It is also your go-to for disputes with professors: what’s in the syllabus goes.
If you read the syllabus and know what is coming up and plan accordingly, then you should know what you have to do today and therefore know when you are done and can go party it up. If partying is more your forte than studying, work hard so you can play hard. You are going to school. Respect your own time, and get the most out of the classes you are taking them. Who really suffers if you don’t get everything you can out of it? If you have a hard time finding time to breathe and have fun, you need to be able to take a break and have fun and sleep and sleep well. You learn better when your mind is rested, and if you are constantly stressed out, your health will suffer even if you grades don’t. Work hard so you can play hard. Get today’s tasks done and then take a break.
Have some tips of your own? Email us at hashcampuslife@gmail.com and I’d love to share anything you have learned.
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