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10 Ways to Improve Your Study Skills

Learning how to study is a skill that everyone needs in college, and it’s one that can be developed with practice over time. This article covers ten ways to increase your ability to study in the classroom, on the bus, or during breaks, all while remaining totally free of distractions. If you really want to […]
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7 Reasons to Use Time Trackers

The use of time trackers is on the rise among those who realize they are being seduced by the distractions of social media and technology. If you are ready to reclaim your time, consider downloading one today. Here are seven reasons you should. 1. Time Trackers Show You How You Are Using Your Time An […]
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Work Less, Think More: 7 Ways to Make Your Efforts More Effective

The ability to work less and do more is a talent that has to be cultivated. It’s not something we’re born with. While some are more talented than others — at school, at business, at life — the truth is that our successes rely more on what we learn than what we’re born with. In […]
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10 Reasons Influencer Marketing Should Be Taught in Schools

Influencer marketing has taken the world by storm over the last decade with Internet personalities on YouTube rising to unprecedented heights that were previously reserved for clients of the William Morris Agency. Now anyone with talent and savvy marketing skills can amass a following and make a good living. The bad news is that many […]
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Student Guide to Stimulus Payments: Everything You Should Know

Stimulus payments are still making their way across the country, and lawmakers are already showing a preference for a fourth wave to come. While that isn’t something you can take to the bank just yet, you should be cognizant of when these payments are coming, what they are for, and how you should be using […]
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7 Reasons For Your Low GPA and What to Do About It

Having a low GPA, or grade-point average, can be a source of frustration. This especially is true when it comes to getting into a college of your choice. One of the most important things you can do if you find yourself in the lower tier of your graduating class is to recognize it as soon […]
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5 Women in Technology Who Are Changing the World

Without the contributions of women in technology, the world would be a much more difficult place in which to live. Women have radically changed the way we interact with technology, as well as the way that technology itself is designed. As our reliance on technology increases and its power in our lives becomes more profound, […]
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How to Do More With Less: 10 Tips to Live Well on Less Money

Learning how to do more with less is something of an art form to college students. Mom and/or Dad usually paid for the roof over your head and the groceries in your cabinet. They might have given you money to spend. But as you got out on your own, the expenses started to pile up. […]
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Liberal Arts Degrees: Are They Still Useful?

Liberals have always been comfortable with being open-minded. They have always been good with questioning authority figures. They take a natural skepticism to issues that defy logic and rationality, but can apply the same skepticism to finding the truth. They value objective views and opinions, but don’t lose sight of the biases that can make […]
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Retirement Planning: 10 Things Students Should Learn Now to Prep for the Future

Retirement planning might not be at the top of your mind as you work your way through college. Who can blame you if it isn’t? Other generations have made such a wreck of things economically that the likelihood of “retiring” in the Boomer sense of the word is likely out of grasp. That said, we’re […]
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