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Coping with Academic Burnout: Strategies for Surviving Senior Year (and Beyond)
As a senior, I’ve spent my fair share of time juggling assignments, exams, and all the other demands that come with college life. Over the years,
The Impact of Interning Abroad on Career Development
Reflecting on my internship in Australia, I realize how transformative interning abroad can be for career development. This experience wasn’t just
Embracing the December Graduation Journey
Sydney at her high school graduation. As I approach my senior year, with my graduation date set for December, I can’t help but reflect on the
Navigating the Digital Frontier: Technology and Academic Life
Balancing technology with academics can sometimes feel like walking a tightrope. At Arcadia, the plethora of online resources and digital tools
Easy Recipes You Can Make in Your College Residence Hall
As college students, we are all super busy and try to find convenience where we can. Given that eating is something we all need to do, we are known
A Road Map to Success: Advice for New Business Students
Starting college as a business student can be an exciting, yet challenging, experience. It’s the beginning of a journey that can shape your career
The Ups and Downs of Asynchronous Learning
Asynchronous learning is a technique of teaching in which a teacher posts lectures and assignments without actually ever meeting in person. When
What NOT to Pack for College
Being a junior in college, I have quite a bit of experience moving in and out of dorm rooms. I would say from freshman year to now I have
The Perks of Being a Student
I think I can speak for most college students when I say sometimes we forget how lucky we really are to be able to further our education. Although it
Lessons I Learned Applying for Study Abroad
Last semester I went through the long and tedious process of applying to study abroad. I wish I had sought out someone to tell me what it would be
Close Enough But Far Enough
Ever since my freshman year of high school, I always knew I not only wanted to go to college, but I wanted to get out of my comfort zone, which would
Life is Short and the World is Wide
It started off when I was a high school senior visiting Arcadia to see if it was a school I would be interested in. My tour guide enthusiastically
