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19 articles tagged with "health"

Student Fitness: How to Get Moving in High School and College

Exercising could mean hitting the gym every few days or something entirely different for you! Here are some ways to get active in high school and college.

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Freelance Writer

10 Easy Ways Busy College Students Can Stay in Shape

How do you fend off the infamous "freshman 15"? These 10 tips are a great place to start!

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Student, Judge Memorial Catholic High School

How to Take Care of Yourself in College

Taking care of your health and wellness might seem impossible in college, especially when you're caught up in classes, clubs, and social stuff. But it's possible. And it's important!

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Student, Elmhurst College

Your Mini Dorm Room Workout

The holidays are behind us, and it's time to get back in shape! These four easy and dorm-friendly exercises will help.

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Founder, O2 MAX Fitness

5 Tips for High School Students Considering a Career in Medicine

Are you motivated by challenges? Are you compassionate? Do biology and scientific knowledge inspire you? If that sounds like you, these tips can help you in your future in medicine.

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Neurosurgeon

Questions to Ask Your Future Medical School

So you want to be a doctor. It's a long road, but it leads to a career with practically unparalleled rewards. Here's how to take the first steps.

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Associate Director of Media Relations, University of Dayton

Top Tips for Juggling Schoolwork, Exercise, and Activities

Balancing homework, extracurriculars, and a social calendar can leave little time for fitness. Check out these tips from real students on how to make it work!

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5 Questions to Ask Your MCAT Tutor

With the level of challenging course work covered, it is no surprise that many people feel the urgent need for extra help when studying for the MCAT. But before working with a tutor, there are several questions you should ask.

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Professional MCAT Tutor; Contributing Writer, Varsity Tutors

Pulling an All-Nighter: Bad for Your Health?

All-nighters might seem like a productive solution to your procrastination problem. But this study technique can actually harm your health! Learn more now.

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Former Contributing Editor, CollegeXpress

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