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Category: Majors

Junior Journey: How to Find Out What You Should Study

Today, we'll help you with a confusing process. We're going to talk about how to find out what you should study in college.

Spotlight: How I Got Into a Top Liberal Arts College

I had no idea where Oberlin, OhioÂ was. Not to mention the fact that it was a top liberal arts college and potentially, my future.

Junior Journey: Specific Study Tips for Science

Science offers the opportunity to participate as you learn. How can you study to get higher grades? Use the following study tips for science:

Model United Nations

One recent extracurricular club has been started on high school campuses nationwide. We would like to introduce you Model United Nations, or MUN for short.

3 Tips for Exploring College Majors

One key difference in after high school is the variety in choices of college major. Let's dig right in to tips for exploring college majors.

Underclassman Update: How to Study for Math

When you take higher level math classes, you encounter more concepts. Read on for our advice on how to successfully study for math.

Underclass Update: 7 Tips for Time Management in High School

I recently offered to help my procrastination-prone younger brother edit his college applications. He brought his essays to me the night they were due, giving me his analysis of his own study skills: "I always do my assignments last-minute, and I'm doing fine," which is ostensibly true — he's a stellar high school student with impressive extracurriculars.Â

Underclassmen Updates: Make the Most of Sophomore Year

Though it may seem early, as an underclassman, you can prepare yourself for college early on and still make the most of your sophomore year.Â

10 Tips STEM Majors Should Know, from a Stanford Student

As a sophomore at Stanford, I've met my fair share STEM-oriented students. In fact, at Stanford, it feels like everywhere you turn, you bump into another STEM student (a.k.a. "techy").