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Painlessly Producing Professor-Pleasing Papers Ready to write your first college term paper? Put down the bottle of correction fluid, and forget about masking that grease stain. Lose that dog-eared look while you're at it. As a matter of fact, you'd better just reprint the whole thing. What do you think this is--high school?! Hold On to Your High School Teacher Staying in touch with your high school teachers can be amazingly beneficial for many reasons: academic assistance, valuable input on course selection/career choice, study hints, and plain old moral support. Check out these tips for staying in touch. 10 Simple Things You Can Do To Conquer College A list of 10 succinct and simple college success rules. Some are unconventional and some are blunt, but they are all effective. An MTV-Inspired Management Course? Tired of tedious class projects and the cycle of class-study-test? Cheer up! Not all college classes follow that repetitive format. My management course, for example, was a class with a definite "Real World" twist, and it took the concept of class projects to a whole new level. How to Get In and Out of College in Under Four Years While the majority of college students take more than four years to complete their degree, it is possible to get out with a bachelor's degree in less than the standard four years. Ever thought of that possibility for yourself? How to Handle Class Catastrophes Before you panic over a deleted report or a washed-out presentation, remember there are ways of protecting your academic excellence. Check out these tips for handling class catastrophes before and after they happen. College Cheating Exposed Student-led initiatives and school-wide honor codes are trying to ensure that everyone keep their eyes on their own papers. But can written pledges and promises with uncrossed fingers really help curb college cheating? Doing College Time in High School Want to earn college credits before you even set foot on campus? See what AP programs and partnerships have to offer you. Avoid Freedom Overload, and Ace College Academics Too much freedom can turn out to be a bad thing as far as your college academics are concerned. Be smart! How Far Will Some Profs Go to Stop Plagiarism? Plagiarism is the capital crime on campus, and professors are trying to stop it. |