On a painfully hot day in May 2015, I donned a long black gown and stood for hours in a field of uncomfortably wet grass while sun burned my cheeks and humidity wreaked havoc with my hair. Was I prepared for life? Definitely not. But there I was anyw…
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The ultimate gift guide for college grads
Ah, graduation. It’s a big step in the lives of young adults everywhere, a time for them to say goodbye to their college years and enter the world of adulthood.
It’s a time for celebration. And with any celebration comes gifts.
While sentimental items like Oh, the Places You’ll Go! and framed photographs are certainly touching, there’s an even better idea out there: Get recent graduates gifts you know they’ll use.
Not sure what that might be? Never fear. We’ve compiled a list of presents sure to satisfy for the monumental occasion — and beyond. Read more…
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View More The ultimate gift guide for college gradsA friendly reminder to double-check your final paper’s title before you turn it in
It’s nearing the end of the semester and that means final exams, final projects, and, of course, final papers.
Whether you finish that paper a few comfortable days before the deadline or in a caffeine-induced haze the night before, it’s importa…
Bring the fun of camping indoors with this pop-up bed tent
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View More Bring the fun of camping indoors with this pop-up bed tentThere’s a Michael Scott quote to sum up every college major
The beloved Michael Scott parted ways from The Office in 2012, but his many legendary quotes are still celebrated to this day.
Daniel McCrystal, a clear fan of the NBC comedy, recently discovered that there’s a Michael Scott quote to perfectly sum up every college major, and WOW, it is something.
From accounting and English, to dance and pre-dental, McCrystal tweeted each major alongside a corresponding Scott quote, and the results are truly mind-blowing.
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College majors as Michael Scott quotes, a thread:
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‘Old School’ turns 15 this month, so we dug up some things about the frat house classic that’ll get you kicked off campus! So unless you’re a crusty old dean, here are 7 things you didn’t know about ‘Old School’… probably.
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Here’s how Simone Biles is chasing academic gold
We caught up with Olympic gold medalist, Simone Biles, to find out how she balances school and gymnastics since deferring from UCLA to train for the Olympics back in 2016. Read more…More about Olympics, Mashable Video, College, School, and Gymnastics
View More Here’s how Simone Biles is chasing academic goldThese college kids aced their voice class with a lovely version of a ‘Spongebob Squarepants’ song
Spongebob Squarepants may be the answer to acing your next exam.
Two sophomores at Shelton State Community College in Alabama recently decided to sing a classic song from Spongebob Squarepants for their vocal performance class. And it didn’t take long before Quentin (@SweetTea_Sav) and Sean (@OtakuTacoKing) became viral stars.
these guys in my voice class really sang without you from spongebob as a performance grade pic.twitter.com/CSz5xHfBGv
— queen (@Tailleurmade) January 19, 2018
“I was listening to it randomly and I realized we had an opportunity to sing it for our voice class,” Sean to Mashable. “I chose this song because I knew that it was the best duet for the two of us.” Read more…
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Career advice: Employers only want employees who have great skills.
This may not have been that big of a deal 20, or even 10 years ago — if you could operate Microsoft Excel, you were golden. However, today’s job market is competitive AF. Middle school students are now learning the stuff previously taught in college and the rest of us are just trying to play catch up. (Since when are coding and Photoshop “preferred skills”?) And if you’ve been out of school for even a minuscule amount of time, you may have forgotten what it’s like to learn. Read more…
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View More Going back to school or changing careers? Re-learn how to learn first.Apple’s ‘Everyone Can Code’ program expands more broadly in Europe
Apple announced this morning it’s bringing its “Everyone Can Code” program to 70 more colleges and universities across Europe. The program, which Apple designed to help students learn how to build apps, launched in May 2017 but was initially limited to the U.S. before expanding to other markets, including Australia, and select institutions in Europe last November. The… Read More
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Cybersecurity is one of the fastest growing industries today, and it’s also one of the fastest moving. Cyber expert Anil Markose explains that if you’re not staying ahead, then you’re falling behind. Read more…More about Tech, Mashable Video, Cybers…
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It’s every student’s dream to apply and get accepted into their dream college or university.
Although it may take a long road to get there with the dreaded SATs, admissions essays, and interviews, there’s no better feeling than reading an email or physical letter stating: “Congratulations, you’re accepted!”
And for two young academic scholars, those three words just may have changed their lives.
All the hard work was worth it. I got accepted to Harvard at 16!! 😭😭😭 #Harvard #Harvard2022 pic.twitter.com/KjW3pAF0VG
— Tha Little Man (@AyrtonLittle) December 13, 2017
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