Majors and Academics — Blog

Professors expect a higher caliber of writing in college, so you may need to step up your game. Here are five ways to improve your writing in college.

Senior year is important in preparing for college, and your classes will play a large role in that. Here's some advice on how to choose your classes.

Find your voice. Learn to edit. From one Writing student to (potentially) another, here are a few things about what this major will look like in college!

Do you have a passion for writing but too much on your plate to refine your craft? These are the tips you need to foster your talent on a busy schedule!

After the first few weeks of excitement on campus, it's time to buckle down on homework and studying. Here's some key academic advice from a sophomore.

In a tech-based world, distance learning is more common than ever. But is it right for you? Explore the pros and cons of pursuing an online college degree.

Instead of listing a billion ways to choose a field that's perfect for you, let's go over some reasons why you should NOT choose a college major.

It's easy to procrastinate in college, especially when the amount of work you have feels insurmountable. You can overcome this bad habit with these five tips.

Your English teacher probably advised you to "show, don't tell" in your writing. But what does that even mean? Here's a quick explanation (with examples)!

Changing your college major isn't as big of a deal as it's made about to be—but there are some things you should know before you start the process.