Her Campus at UCSB
How To Have Your Own “Winter Arc”: Tips On Making The Most Of Winter Quarter
This article is about the art of "locking in" for the winter quarter and how to fight symptoms of Seasonal Affective Disorder.
Her Campus at DePauw
The Pomodoro Study Method
In class the other day my professor asked the class a question and he was met with blank stares. Confused as to why he instead asked the class what...
Her Campus at U Mass Amherst
Unleashing Your Fullest Creative Potential: The Art of Play
Last year, I was really struggling with how to handle adulthood. College was overwhelming, I was insecure in my friendships, and I felt unprepared to be accountable and responsible...
Her Campus at UPRM
Conquering College Burnout: Doing Everything, Everywhere.
The ceaseless demands of studying summed to your personal needs and challenges can almost inevitably lead to burning out.
Her Campus at SOAS London
Procrastination, The Elephant In The Room!
Now, I know what you're thinking - "Tueurora...these tips are all well and good, but how do I actually put them into practice?" Well, my dear friends, that's where...
Her Campus at UC Riverside
Be smarter about doing things last minute
Yeah, so we’ve all heard “Don’t procrastinate” since we were kids. I don’t really consider myself much of a procrastinator, to be honest. But sometimes, things need to get...
Her Campus at CWU
Favorite Study Tips From a Busy College Gal
So you’ve reached the point in the semester where it’s time to cram all the information you’ve learned in the past few weeks or even the whole semester. We...
Her Campus at UCLA
Feeling Overwhelmed? Here are 5 Helpful Tips To Feel Less Stressed
There's no point in working hard to achieve your goals if at the end of the day you're not taking care of your body.
Her Campus at UMKC
My Best Study Tips to Help You Ace Any Class
Over the past few weeks, it seems like the majority of my time has been spent watching lectures, reviewing Anki decks and completing homework assignments. Although it is not...
Her Campus at Wilfrid Laurier
Study Smarter, Not Harder
There are more (and better) study methods than the Pomodoro technique