Recently, this question was posted in our Q&A section. Naturally, answers like Julliard and Berklee College of Music came up, but did you know that Belmont University, in Nashville, Tenn., is also a school with a renowned music program? Sure, … Continue reading
The life of an intern isn’t as glamorous as it may be portrayed in movies and on television or even by professors urging you to apply for particular summer positions (they tell you to put together your most impressive work … Continue reading
Are you torn between going on to graduate school or trying to get a job instead? It’s a big decision, especially since graduate school, like undergraduate school, isn’t free. U.S. News & World Report has released its list of Best … Continue reading
Memorial Day Weekend has come and gone, which means it’s unofficially summertime. Among the many fun activities of the season, beating the heat at the local Cineplex is at the top of many students’ lists. However, you may get ragged … Continue reading
Whether you’re a high school student or a college student, the summer can be a time of taking a break from studies. However, it can also be a time when you gain experience to shape your future. Before you plan … Continue reading
After four years of studying hard and late nights cramming for exams, many college students will be graduating and entering the real world this spring. However, some of them will also be graduating with “useless degrees.” Noodle analyzes the Harvard … Continue reading
Want to have some fun with your unsuspecting relatives? You can really throw them for a loop when they ask you what your major is, and you say, “outdoor education.” Nope, it’s not a fancy name for “gym teacher,” nor … Continue reading
Imagine horseplay actually being a part of the college curriculum. At the University of Findlay in Findlay, Ohio (about 40 miles outside of Toledo), it’s a reality, with the equestrian studies program. Students have the option of gaining professional skills … Continue reading
Check out this infographic on study skills from Boundless. Where do you fall? Are you Old School? Medium Maven? Or Digi-Genius?
Every year, around St. Patrick’s Day, the University of Missouri holds Engineers’ Week, a week dedicated to engineering students, which dates back to the early 1900s. There are several traditions that take place during this week, like the Green Tea … Continue reading