College Journal — Page 2 of 136 — College Planning Center and Guides
Anxiety is an issue that many college students struggle with daily. Whether you have a diagnosed anxiety disorder or not, too much anxiety isn’t good for anyone, especially when you need to focus on your studies. Something that a lot of college students right out of high school can fall into is not taking care […]
If you are interested in having a job that enables you to dedicate yourself to helping others, nursing is a wonderful field to choose. It’s a well-respected career path, with high rates of employability and plenty of opportunities for personal development. Read on to find out a bit more about the role and why it […]
A special education career will likely have daily challenges you will need to overcome. Yet, it is one of the most rewarding occupations to pursue, as you will strive each day to help students reach their full potential. As a special education teacher, you will work with children or young people to provide the help […]
One of the secrets to ensuring that students learn well and get the most out of what they’re doing is to keep them engaged in your virtual learning program. Among the most effective ways to get students to feel involved in what they’re doing is making something interactive. When using interactive web-based learning programs, learners […]
Becoming a teacher requires a lot of hard work and dedication. You normally have to get a bachelor’s degree, complete a teacher training program, and finally pass an exam to get your license and start work. However, your professional development doesn’t stop when you become employed. To be a truly fantastic educator, you must continue […]
Acne impacts people of all ages. However, it’s crucial to remember that some age groups are more impacted than others. Studies have shown that more teenagers suffer from acne than adults. For instance, while acne impacts 93% of adolescents, 73.3% of adults have it. However, not enough articles are discussing the nuanced differences between teen […]
As important as it is to have an effective workspace for studying, having a form of entertainment available is practically a necessity for dorm life. Shopping for a brand-new TV is out of many student’s budgets, however. This brief guide will help you understand what to know before picking a secondhand TV so that you […]
The COVID-19 pandemic altered almost every aspect of daily life, from how we shop for groceries to how we socialize to how we attend those early 8 a.m. lectures. Pursuing a college education is now more challenging than ever. A survey from BestColleges discovered that during the pandemic: 36% of students had trouble with time […]
For most college students, getting 7–9 hours of sleep a night is challenging. Between studying and maintaining an active social life, deciding to skimp on sleep may feel like the only option. However, while that route might help you in the short term, the long-term effects may cause considerable harm to your mental and physical […]
Feeling your absolute best is one of many ways to build up your confidence and succeed during this fall term. Many factors of our daily routines affect how we look and feel. Everyone is beautiful in their own way, inside and out, but here are four easy ways to enhance your natural beauty this semester. […]