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The Benefits of Living On-Campus vs. Off-Campus

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By Tessa Dodson
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We are a reader-supported education publication. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission to help us keep providing content. During college, your living arrangements will significantly influence your lifestyle and budget. Learn more about living on-campus versus off-campus to compare the pros and cons of each, and then make the right decision for your college years. On-campus living is when you live in a university-owned dorm or suite.
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Summer Reading Programs That Will Make You the Smartest Person in the Room

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By Tessa Dodson, Carolina Jacobs
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We are a reader-supported education publication. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission to help us keep providing content. Summer reading programs give you the perfect opportunity to expand your knowledge without the pressure of exams or assignments. It lets you learn at your own pace while exploring topics that genuinely interest you.
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What Is Spaced Repetition and How Can It Help You Remember More?

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By Tessa Dodson
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We are a reader-supported education publication. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission to help us keep providing content. If you’re wondering what spaced repetition is, it’s a research-backed study strategy that helps you remember information longer by replacing cramming with strategically timed review sessions.
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CV vs Resume: How to Understand the Key Differences

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By Tessa Dodson
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We are a reader-supported education publication. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission to help us keep providing content. A strong application starts with choosing the right document. While a Curriculum Vitae (CV) and a resume both showcase your qualifications, each serves a distinct purpose and audience.
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What Students Are Studying: The 6 Most Popular Majors of 2026

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By Tessa Dodson
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We are a reader-supported education publication. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission to help us keep providing content. Choosing a college major impacts your academic and professional life. Researching the most popular degrees is often a good starting point because these programs typically offer clear career pathways, high employer demand, and strong program funding.
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Sharpen Your Mind: 5 Critical Thinking Exercises for Students

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By Tessa Dodson
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We are a reader-supported education publication. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission to help us keep providing content. Critical thinking skills influence academic performance, professional readiness and everyday decision-making. Students who practice structured thinking exercises build clearer writing and better problem-solving habits. Here are five structured activities that support the development of critical thinking in practical, repeatable ways.
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Why Your School Needs an AI Literacy Curriculum Now

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By Tessa Dodson, Carolina Jacobs
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We are a reader-supported education publication. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission to help us keep providing content. Artificial intelligence (AI) already shapes how you search for information, write emails, apply for jobs, create presentations, and make decisions. Students encounter AI tools in search engines, learning platforms, social media feeds, workplace software, and generative AI chatbots.
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The Complete Guide to Study Skills and Strategies for Students

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By Tessa Dodson
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We are a reader-supported education publication. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission to help us keep providing content. Whether you’re preparing for college, earning a degree, or returning to school for professional development, strong study skills can improve both your academic performance and your overall learning experience. What are some of the best, and why is how you study so important.
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7 Major Issues in Education in 2026

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By Tessa Dodson
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We are a reader-supported education publication. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission to help us keep providing content. The U.S. education system is under a microscope. In the past year, major shifts occurred due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Some would argue the pandemic exposed underlying issues in all industries nationwide. Unfortunately, the education system was one of these industries.
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How to Stop Procrastinating and Start Studying Effectively

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By Tessa Dodson
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We are a reader-supported education publication. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission to help us keep providing content. Procrastination is a common challenge in academic work, whether you’re preparing for exams, completing projects, or managing ongoing coursework. Many students delay studying when tasks feel overwhelming, unclear, or difficult to begin. Perfectionism and fear of mistakes can also contribute to avoidance, making it harder to start.
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