There are five ways humans learn things: verbal (putting things into a language), visual (making pictures of things in your head), tactile (having to touch things), kinesthetics (needing to manipulate things), and aural (remembering anything ever said or heard). Of … Continue reading
Who won last month’s Facebook scholarship? It’s Becky Argeroplos! Read more about her here. Age: 20 Current year: Junior Expected graduation year: December 2013 Major: Anthropology with a minor in global security studies How and why did you choose the … Continue reading
Authentic fraternity and sorority life isn’t necessarily what you see in the movies. Not everyone remembers sisters’ names by donning an Exorcist voice like Shelley in The House Bunny. So in order to figure out whether Greek life is right … Continue reading
I hate to be the bearer of sad news, but Advanced Placement exams are approaching the high school community. In a matter of days, they will already have reached their destination. I’m sure there are some students who have already … Continue reading
We here at College Prowler read about a lot of schools across the country, and some of them have very unique policies in regards to everything from drugs to laundry. Some students view the policies as strict, others as just … Continue reading
Remember this episode of “Saved by the Bell”? Zack and the Bayside crew encountered drug use at their school (Johnny Dakota, anyone?), which culminated in this PSA. Sure, this is a television show, which means it’s fake, but there are … Continue reading
Did you know that the U.S. Census is one of the key ways you can evaluate the education system? Census data can tell you everything from how much your degree is actually worth to how many women are going to … Continue reading
Today is Arbor Day, a day celebrated in honor of trees. If you are a tree-friendly person, you may want to consider some of these schools, in cities that have been designated a “Tree City USA” by the Arbor Day … Continue reading
Campus dining is a hot topic at any college. Most students either love it or hate it. Whisper, the app and website of public secrets, gives students the opportunity to sound off on everything from late-night cravings to dishes they … Continue reading
The study abroad experience can be a pretty amazing one, but it can also be pretty expensive. There are a lot of expenses to consider, including travel costs, the program itself—plus, if you’re in Europe, the Euro currency is of … Continue reading