One option for summer is an internship and if you need help it is not too late to go see career services. Linda Moore, director of career services, said students who are looking for an internship should start by identifying employers that can offer them the experience they want.
As everyone is well aware, exams are coming up sooner than most of us want. In order to get that "A" you've been dreaming about, here are ten tips to help you get the grade. 1. STUDY!! As common as this may seem, if you want to get that grade you have to study.
The year is almost over and the freshman will be sophomores. It has been a life changing experience for most of them, now they reflect on their first year. Freshman year always seems so scary for most people, moving out of your house, making new friends, the whole learning experience is a cultural shock from what most incoming freshman are used to.
Ratemyprofessors.com boasts over 6,000 different schools with over 1 million professors on their website. While I didn't check every school and professor to verify that bit of information, I'll trust the site, because Ratemyprofessors.com has over 840 professor listing at Eastern Illinois University alone, which is more professors than I even knew worked at EIU.