In real life, it’s not all a fairy tale mess of good versus evil. There’s plenty of shades of gray lurking here and there, some lighter shades and some darker shades/ oftentimes, you may be surprised to find that it’s … Continue reading →
If it’s one important thing I learned in college, it’s that you need to make sure you’re anchored well enough before you get your feet wet in the pool of change. In other words, it’s best to have something comfy … Continue reading →
One of the realities of life is that bright students don’t always have the money to pay for the education they need. In older times, students would simply drop out of school and work to earn the money for tuition. … Continue reading →
At some point in their lives, students can’t help but think about their future and what careers they’re going to pursue. No time is it more significant than today, with the shape that the global economy is in. The good … Continue reading →
As people, we’re all prone to changing our minds. Sometimes that change involves studying at the U.P. Diliman instead of at another campus. If you’re itching to transfer, then you’re in for a meticulous application process. Read on. Transferring from … Continue reading →
Even if your teachers and professors implore you to “understand, not memorize,” your memory abilities are still crucial to get better grades in most cases. Whether you’re trying to keep track of all the characters in a Tolstoy novel or … Continue reading →
If you’re still an enrolled student, you know that the academic life isn’t as easy as it looks. With so many demands and things to do, you virtually have to squeeze 36 hours of work and effort into just 24. … Continue reading →
Adults are almost unanimous on this one: cramming is bad. But for most students, the practice is a common, if necessary evil. With too many things to do and too little time to study, cramming is the inevitable last resort … Continue reading →
A lot of students think that college entrance tests are doable because most of the items are multiple choice questions anyway. But they couldn’t be more wrong. Multiple choice tests are never necessarily less difficult than, say, identification or essay … Continue reading →
One of the things I distinctly remember from my highfaluting college theology classes is the reality of being sincerely wrong. That is, people may think that what they believe in is the truth when it actually isn’t. With all the … Continue reading →
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