College Academics

Online Courses Can Suck

Online Courses Can Suck
March 7, 2012 No Comments »

Online courses vary greatly depending on a few factors. Teacher engagement and Student engagement are the two major factors that can make or break a class. Course Management Platforms such as Angel and Blackboard improve the overall college learning experience ... Read More »

Should You Drop That Class You Hate?

Should You Drop That Class You Hate?
January 31, 2012 No Comments »

Universities — and I say that because I suspect it to be the case, not because I know from experience (since I only attended one) — have a drop/add period at the beginning of the semester. In it, students can ... Read More »

The Benefits of Declaring Your Major Early

The Benefits of Declaring Your Major Early
January 3, 2012 No Comments »

Face it, some people just don’t like to commit. No, this isn’t about your ex; rather, the indecision of some college students regarding their major. While many have an idea of what curriculum they want to study when they show ... Read More »

Keeping Focused in College Before the Holidays

Keeping Focused in College Before the Holidays
December 2, 2011 No Comments »

College students have plenty going on in their lives as it is – friends, relationships, figuring out how to coax a few more bucks out of Mom and Dad – and class often gets in the way. I often said ... Read More »

Scheduling College Courses

Scheduling College Courses
September 19, 2011 No Comments »

Here are a few suggestions to aid in course scheduling: Try bundling your classes together. You will find that it will help you save money and commuting time in some cases.  Every college has an “easy” course or two, and ... Read More »