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From
Core Classes to Large Lectures: A First-Year Guide
Tips to help you through the first
weeks of
your new academic life.
How
to Write Killer Admissions Essays
From
EssayEdge, an essay-editing service (coincidentally enough).
A Tale of
Two Schools
Why transferring was the best decision I ever made. (by
Rob Becker)
How
Not to Apply to Grad School
How I almost massacred my education. (by David Faris)
Life After the MCATs
Unhappy with your score? Deep breaths; your academic
life may not be over.
Is Law School for You?
We'll help you decide if the bar exam looms in your
future.
Major
Stressing
Students
spill their guts about how they chose their majors.
Know
When to Walk Away
Add, drop, or
stand put? We'll help you figure out which classes should get the
ax.
Core
Classes Ain't the Devil's Spawn
Beth
Onusko was convinced those "core" classes were pointless
- until she took a few of them.
Improving
Your Diet, Improving Yourself
Food fads may come and go, but tried and true methods
can help keep your brain at its best.
How to Deal With the
Profs You Hate
Instead of plotting horrible ways to kill them,
let us help you make class worth going to.
Don't
Let Your Paper Die
A dropped laptop, soda spilled on the keyboard...
We'll show you how to avoid losing all your files.
I've Written 45
Pages. Can I Stop Now?
Writing a senior thesis isn't nearly as much fun as procrastinating
- but it's way more fulfilling.
2001 Guide
to Web Procrastination
National Procrastination Week is long over, but we've got plenty
of ways for you to kill more time.
Virtually
Advising's Q&A Advice Columns
Our best advice, in fun-to-read prose form!
Women
in College
Eleven articles and columns providing an in-depth
look at the lives of women in academia today.
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Let
us know!
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