WEEKLY NEWSLETTER FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS

Good presentations come down to two things—material and delivery.

The short answer is yes, the long answer is no, but the realistic (and frustrating) answer is it depends.

It's only been a year after the U.S. Supreme Court banned Affirmative Action, and university enrollment is feeling its effects.

Learn new stuff, find opportunities for networking, and get your foot in the door for letters of recommendation.

Good habits and tips to keep in mind for college students as we head into a new school year.

OpenAI has made an AI detection tool with 99.9% accuracy... But they're afraid to release it to the public.

Here's how to stop procrastinating and be more productive. You got this.

Whatever you do, don’t purchase your textbooks from the university bookstore.

Be a good person. Be self aware. Be considerate of others.

Be prepared for college: Learn the facts behind the myths, and don't believe in these college clichés.

Get good grades, make money, and land a secure job as a college student by using this productivity hack: Odyssey planning.

College scholarship interview mistakes: the wrong amounts of overconfidence and underconfidence.

The most successful students are the ones who are involved. Here are the best tips and strategies for getting involved in college.

(1) Go to college. (2) Get a degree. (3) ??? (4) Profit and prosper.

Don't let ChatGPT get the best of you. Make it your tool and use it wisely.

Learn what your college campus has to offer you—it’s all there for your benefit.

FAFSA’s redesign is so massive that the deadline for its changes was extended until the 2024-2025 Award Year.

If you aren’t doing this, you’re making your life as a student ten times harder.

It's the single best choice you can make to turn your C's into A's: get off your phone.