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How to Bounce Back When You Are Feeling Like a Failure
A lot of college students spend way too much of their energy either struggling with the feeling of failure or the fear of failing. But why do we make it so hard on ourselves? According to the clinical...
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10 Gen Ed Courses You Won’t Sleep Through at GW
General education courses are the bane of anyone’s college experience, but not every class needs to drag on longer than the time allotted in your schedule. This list of courses ranges from stimulating...
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It’s Okay to Get a B
I went to a prestigious high school in Beijing, China, and my high school valued GPA over almost everything else. I played important roles in multiple student organizations, such as the editor-in-chief...
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10 Best Professors You’ll Meet at Drake University
Building meaningful connections with your professors can make the college experience a thousand times better. With Drake’s small class sizes and low student-to-faculty ratio, it’s the perfect place to...
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10 STEM Fields of the Future
The very nature of STEM is that it’s always evolving as researchers and inventors build on past knowledge to spark innovation. Mobile app developers, big data analysts and driverless car engineers are...
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11 Strange Scholarships for Students Stuck in Quarantine
Right now it feels like the coronavirus made the world stop turning and that life will never return to normal again. Despite feeling frozen in time, that expensive college tuition bill will still come...
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Personal Branding 101: What You Need to Ask Yourself to Create An Authentic...
What is a personal brand and why is it important? Personal branding is the way you market yourself when you are networking and looking for career opportunities, but most importantly, it determines your...
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10 Good Majors For Med School that Aren’t Biology
Even in high school, Stacy Leibowitz knew that she wanted to go to medical school. Upon attending the University of Pennsylvania for undergrad, however, Leibowitz had no desire to study science.“It...
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To Take or Not To Take Morning Classes: That is the Question
Believe it or not, everyone’s college journey begins in high school. From researching colleges, going on campus tours and even those few daring students choosing to apply early decision to their dream...
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10 Tips for Acing Your Remote Classes This Semester
Campuses across the nation have moved classes online, which means it’s time to gear up for another monotonous semester of staring at your computer screen for hours a day. Or is it? Believe it or not,...
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15 School Supplies English Majors Literature-lly Need This Fall
Most colleges decided that classes will remain predominantly online, and depending on the type of student you strive to embody, this decision may have thrown you off of your academic game a bit....
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The Show Must Go On: 10 Tips for Success in Online Acting Classes
With colleges transitioning to remote learning, theater majors face an especially tricky adjustment. Rehearsing becomes more awkward than ever when it takes place in an apartment with roommates....
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Is There Such a Thing as Being Too Ambitious in College?
Ever hear of the saying that too much of something is never good for you? Yeah, here’s your confirmation proving that saying absolutely holds true. My ambition drove me to do things I never thought I...
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10 Most-Loved Professors at the University of Florida
As college students, we make a growing list of professors that the student body avoids like the plague. The unspoken rule book written by the harsh gossip of student testimonies lists professors as...
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20 Notable UConn Alumni Who Changed the World
People find it hard to imagine that celebrities were once just like you and me; regular college students struggling to make it to that 8 a.m. class on time, binge-watching Netflix in place of homework...
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CM’s Official Guide to the Japanese Major
Years of watching Toonami gave us tidbits of Japanese that we’d use ironically use in all kinds of conversations. Maybe the channel also fueled your weeb phase. Either way, let’s just admit that anime...
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7 Insider Tips on How to Climb the Corporate Ladder
You finally entered the corporate workforce, but have no idea how to progress further? In these interviews with working professionals from the finance, customer service and technology industries they...
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10 Signs That You’re a True TWAMP: Typical William & Mary Person
TWAMP (noun); ta-wah-m-pa 1. Definition of TWAMP: Typical William & Mary Person used in a sentence: I feel like such a TWAMP today; all I can do is study. William & Mary’s unique campus has...
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College Magazine’s Guide to the Special Education Major
If you’re passionate about working with children of all academic abilities, majoring in special education is the route for you. According to U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, special education careers...
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Redefining Success as a Freshman in College
Throughout high school, I, like many others, obsessed over one enduring task: getting into college. Not just any college, as I needed to live up to the high standards set by my parents. So I went for...
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