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This matters because you fill in four years with gen ed classes only to find that half don’t apply towards your desired university. Why? Schools … Read More

Graduation for most student is treated as a destination achieved through showing up to class. But it’s better understood as a logistical problem. Credits are … Read More

With good intentions, you sit down at your computer to sign up for classes. You’ve got a plan in mind, a list of courses, and … Read More

It starts out well. There’s a spreadsheet few student look at too hard and plenty of energy to get going. There are classes left to … Read More

When you log onto your student portal, there’s a part of you that gets anxious because it feels more like a puzzle than a map. … Read More

The Professor lectures, you take notes from the third row, and it’s all fine. But you has a nagging feeling that something isn’t quite right. … Read More

Midterm’s over; got the score. You know your score, so now you wonder what happens next. Can I still pull off an A? Maybe I … Read More

At the end of each semester, do you ever wonder if your grades will be OK? Do you have tests with different percentages, some of … Read More

Instead of serving as a map, however, this rubric can become a trap. Your solid-looking essay earns you a brutal deduction in some category you … Read More