You're about a month in and starting to realize whether or not your classes come easily to you. For some of you, there's now an air of confidence that surrounds you as you conquer the material in each of your classes. For others of us, it's around this time that we realize we may need some help or a redirection of our efforts. It's when we realize looking at a math or physics problem and mumbling to ourselves “oh, yeah, that makes sense…” may not be as effective as a study

This week's advice is similar to some advice I gave last semester because it is such a tricky topic for most people (in or out of college)... time Management -yikes! Studying for 5 hours straight beginning at midnight is more beneficial as a torture method than a studying tactic. Pick a dead hour or two in the middle of the day to designate as “study time” instead of wandering around campus looking for snacks. (I get it, this is tempting.) Either use this time to get a head

EXAM SEASON is upon us. Seasonal students you've never seen before are migrating out of the woodworks and into your classes. (If you don't know who I'm talking about it's probably you - and from all of us, welcome to class.) The sun's coming out and students are being faced with one of the most mentally challenging and willpower-consuming decisions they will ever make... to darty or to study? Maybe you've been proactive all along and now you're just chillin'. Maybe you've fr