by Rodney Savannah, University of Southern California, '15 | April 30, 2013
It never fails. In the beginning of the semester, I am focused, determined, and productive. I study every night and make sure I attend every class. For the first 8 weeks I am the ideal college student. Then something changes after spring break. I get a little lazier,...
by Carlton Hassell, George Mason University , '16 | April 30, 2013
A general statistics for scholarships is that you normally only receive one out every thirteen scholarships you apply for. This could sound a bit depressing, however, there are thousands of scholarships out there! Please take the time to be aware of the following: 1....
by Amy Baldwin | April 30, 2013
This article was originally written for FirstGenerationStudent.com, now a part of ImFirst.org. Part 4 of our Study Skills Series. Whether it’s a quiz or an end-of-semester, cumulative exam worth 90 percent of your overall grade, we all suffer from a little test...
by Matt Rubinoff | April 29, 2013
Last week, Lionel Anderson’s post “Advice for Smart Students on Succeeding in College” on the New York Times The Choice blog offered some important insight for all successful college students to heed. “Seek mentors who will help you achieve...
by David Beard | April 25, 2013
This article was originally written for FirstGenerationStudent.com, now a part of ImFirst.org. College often begins with “orientation week” because the rest of your first semester is a series of disorientations. The move into a dormitory was especially...
