Only a few things in life compare with the pleasure of sleeping under a cosy comforter on a cold winter night. College students often take their sleep for granted, and the whole party culture rampant in colleges doesn’t help either.
We all remember those times when we accidentally spilt beverages or food items while eating in our bed back in college. Even if you are not a dysfunctional human being like myself and take care of where you eat, accidental spills are still a thing. And there is nothing worse than dirty and old bedsheets, especially if you value your sleep.
If you are anything like the average college student, you look at some sort of screen for long periods. It might be your study computer, your TV, your smartphone or a tablet. Whatever device it might be, they have one thing in common, they all emit blue light.
Wired headphones are a thing of the past, and we all have to make our peace with it. Ever since Apple released the iPhone 7 without a headphone jack, almost all major brands have followed suit. What was once a basic offering by virtually every smartphone maker is now considered a feature and can only be found in mid-range phones, oddly enough.
Nothing is more aggravating than using a knife that is dull. Not only is it dangerous because it keeps slipping off, but it also takes up more time than is required to cut up some vegetables. I know college is notorious for junk food, but I think it’s essential to cook food regularly in order to stay healthy.
How often do you use the excuse “I don’t have time for that” when you want to do something that you like or something that will make you more money? If you are anything like the average person, you often think you are short on time due to work, college or family obligations. However, the truth of the matter is that you can make time by incorporating some time management skills into your life. Let’s explore how you can better manage your time and allow yourself the freedom to do the things you like.
There are a few things in life that scream college, and an air fryer is pretty much at the top. Let’s be honest, not many students think of cooking three-course meals in their college dorms. For a student, convenience is undoubtedly the main concern, and while you cannot house an oven and stove in your room, an fryer takes only as much space as a coffee maker.
The transition to college life can be a tricky adjustment for some students. For many people, college is their first time being away from home, and while this sense of freedom is exciting, it can also derail one’s life.
Often college is many students’ first time away from home. After years of living under the same roof as their parents, people get used to the care and convenience offered by their homes. Hence, the transition to independent life can cause some students to become careless regarding their health. From late-night parties to poor diets, many aspects of college life aren’t necessarily conducive to good health. One of these bad habits is not drinking ample water each day.
College essays, also known as personal statements, are an essential part of the application process. Your academic accomplishments can be conveyed through transcripts and SAT scores, but it doesn’t speak to your character as a person. This is why a well-written essay can play a tremendous role in the admissions process.