Have three things that you are passionate about
When choosing your future career, sometimes it can be hard and sometimes downright impossible to decide what you want to do for the rest of your life. I hate to say it but the chances
Month: May 2017
How to Survive Graduation Season- when you’re not graduating
Graduation is, most likely, the most anticipated event of every university student’s career; a time to finally be rewarded for those long and sleepless nights (slaving away) in the library. Getting through this time is
Eating healthy on a student budget
Being a student often means eating take-out, quick and easy (not always healthy) meals, instant noodles and generally food on the go. You can choose to put your health first and change this by changing
10 Ways to improve your grades
If your marks have dropped or you’re failing classes, you may be starting to lose self-confidence and your hopes for a successful school year could take a nosedive. But don’t despair and give up. If
9 ways to impress your lecturer
We all know that if you want to succeed as a student, you need to study hard, take notes in class and do all your assignments. That’s how you do well at school. But there’s
4 tips for prepping for an interview
You’ve finally been invited to interview for your first job. It’s everything you’ve been dreaming of for the past few years. It’s the reason you studied what you studied. It’s why you spent all that
8 tips for working at your first job
When you leave student life behind you and enter the working life, a whole new world awaits. Working is nothing like being a student. You have to be careful about many different aspects of what
Why wait when you can do it yourself?
Waiting for someone to show you something is not only passive; it is also a pretty much good way to waste your time, your energy. I read somewhere that that the chicken doesn’t go to
Why it’s cool to have a roomie at varsity
If you’re used to having your own space at home, the thought of sharing a room or an apartment with a stranger at university can be a little daunting. However, sharing a living space with
First years: it’s not too late to stop a downhill slide in its tracks
With the academic year well underway, and the first tertiary exams looming for 2017’s rookie students, many of them are having to face up to the fact that things are not going as they imagined