Majors and Academics — Blog

Many students worry about getting called out for plagiarism, even unintentionally. Here are three common plagiarism myths to know so you can avoid mishaps.

What better way is there to get organized than taking it from a student who's great at it? Here's the advice you need to get it together this semester.

If "bird" is your word, majoring in ornithology could be right for you. And you might be surprised by the range of careers that are available in the field!

The end of the semester is in sight, but you have to get through finals first. Don't worry! We've got tips to get you through the last leg of the race.

So, you know what college major and career you want to pursue, but the parents aren't on board. What now? First, take a breath. Second, follow these tips.

Your grades don't define you, but they still matter in high school and for college admission. Here's why you should take your grades seriously and do your best.

There's no shame in being a teacher's pet in college! Here's the secret to getting on any professor's good side once you get to class.

You survived freshman year, and college is a ways off, so you can take it easy as a sophomore, right? Wrong! Here's what you should be doing this year.

Who doesn't need a little musical inspiration to face their chemistry homework head on? These four playlists should do the trick!

Did you know you can earn college credit while in high school? Dual enrollment programs give you a head start and help you save on college costs.