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13 EdTech Academic Writing Tools for Students and Teachers

By Gloria KoppLast updated on December 22, 2022
Technology is a wonderful thing. It’s made so many aspects of life just that much easier, including academic life. EdTech academic writing tools are incredibly helpful in giving students that extra assistance they may need to improve their essay writing and find a greater level of success in school. There are a number of EdTech …
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The Lost Art of Memorization: How to Utilize Your Memory

By Amanda WilksLast updated on December 22, 2022
Studying is not the same as memorizing. It’s a reality that many students face, but not all understand until it’s possibly too late. That often happens when they go through the semester attending classes, taking tests, and believing at the final exam that they have never heard of certain terms. It leaves them with the …
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Can You Switch College Majors? And is it a Good Idea?

By Hilary CairnsLast updated on June 10, 2025
Key Takeaways Students can switch their majors in college. However, there are hurdles to changing areas of study, including increased costs, delayed graduation dates, and limited availability of certain majors. Students shouldn’t change their majors simply on a whim or because of outside pressure, as this can lead to burnout and other problems. Those looking to …
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How to Send a Professional Email

By Liz SkogerboeLast updated on December 22, 2022
In high school and college, you’ll likely be in contact with teachers, professors, employers, and more through email. It’s important to know how to send an appropriate, professional email that doesn’t make the reader cringe. Here are 6 tips to help you communicate like a pro: Use an Appropriate Email Address “BasketballLuvr99@hotmail.com”…Wait, what? No professional …
You're on your own during college, but that also means paying attention to what you buy. How do you decide if something's worth it or not?
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How to Decide if a Purchase is “Worth It” in College

By Allison WignallLast updated on December 22, 2022
Recently two freshmen girls from Ole Miss have gone viral thanks to their dorm room makeover–overhaul might be a better word. The two coordinated through email to completely redecorate the standard dorm room and turned it into something straight out of a fancy home decor magazine. The transformation elicited two reactions: 1) This is so …
So, what's the difference between a college and a university?
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What’s the Difference Between a College and a University?

By Hilary CairnsLast updated on September 24, 2025
Key Takeaways: A college is generally a higher education institution that only offers up to bachelor’s degrees. A university offers bachelor’s degrees in addition to postgraduate degrees, such as master’s or doctorates. Experiences can vary depending on the type of school, so students should compare college vs. university before applying. In the United States, “college” …
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Make Your Late Night Study Snacks Work For You!

By Laura BulandaLast updated on December 22, 2022
We’ve all been there–you’re on your sixth hour of studying in the corner of the library, you ate dinner before you started your study session…and now you’re hungry again. The vending machine is a few steps away stacked with study snacks, like bags of chips, chocolate, and some sugary drinks, but it’s 12:30 AM. We …

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