How Your Backpack May Be Killing You [Infographic]
Posted on October 18, 2011
While super thin laptops, iPads, Kindles, and other gadgets have reduced the weight of certain items we lug around, the problem of students over burdening themselves with heavy backpacks continues.
Many of us fail to understand the essentials and over-estimate what we really need to strap to our backs every day.
Thanks to a new infographic from Carrington College, it’s easier to understand the problems associated with humongous book bags. There are things you should consider before choosing a backpack that will help you avoid causing any back pain, such as padding on the back of the backpack, chest or waist belts, and backpacks with pockets on both sides.
The infographic below will give you everything you need to fight back against that evil professor who requires you to brag around every last hardback book. Continue Reading
10 Reasons Why You Won’t Have A Job After College
Posted on October 18, 2011
If you are in college or recently graduated you already no that it is particularly difficult to find jobs in your field right out of college. But instead of putting your head in the sand look over the list below of 10 reasons why you and so many of your classmates struggle to find employment following graduation. Continue Reading
College Is Only Good for Helping Rich People Get Richer
Posted on October 17, 2011
A college degree is still the best predictor of wealth in America. But new data reveals a painful truth: During college, students not only do little work, but learn virtually nothing while they’re there. Continue Reading
How To Deal With Professors Who Hate You
Posted on October 13, 2011
There are someone professors who don’t wait till Halloween to be horrifying and there are others who may just not like you.
Whatever your situation, these 7 tips can help you deal with a professor that hates you: Continue Reading
How To Ace An In Class Essay
Posted on October 11, 2011
THREE HOURS. ONE ESSAY PROMPT… ON TWELVE NOVELS. Probably one of the more extreme examples of an English final examination that I have had to take. Sounds insane, but with a certain mindset and a decent amount of preparation beforehand, essay exams are actually not that bad.
As a literature major, I get a lot more written midterms and finals. I have not encountered scantrons and multiple choice exams in a while. Sure, there is no set list of vocabulary terms or concepts to memorize, but in a sense, these kinds of exams can be easier. Here are some things to keep in mind: Continue Reading
6 Websites That Will Save Your Academic Life
Posted on October 10, 2011
Take it from someone who has graduated, college is only as easy as you make it. Throughout my years in college I have relied on only a few sites to assist me in my academics. I graduated with a degree in English, so the list here is a little biased in terms of subject matter but I tried to make it accessible to everyone. I will show you my favorite sites, and show you not only how to use them effectively but how to use them to your advantage. Continue Reading
How To Stay Fit At College: Dining Hall Dilemma
Posted on October 6, 2011
IN COLLEGE, STUDENTS DO A LOT OF READING. FROM ARISTOTLE TO THE FOUNDING FATHERS to Adam Smith, we spend a good deal of time turning pages and highlighting important facts worth remembering. Yet, there is something we very rarely take the time to read and consider: nutrition labels’ serving sizes. Continue Reading
Love or Obsession? How To Spot A Dangerous Relationship
Posted on October 4, 2011

“Hold on, let me see if my girlfriend will allow this.” “I can’t go out tonight; my boyfriend is out with the guys and doesn’t want me at a party without him.”
Do any of these phrases sound familiar? If the answer is yes, there is a chance that a dangerous relationship is right around the corner. Continue Reading
9 Tips Every College Student Should Know
Posted on October 4, 2011
Whether you’re a know-it -all or a nimrod, here are a few tips every college student should know. Continue Reading
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