Expert Guides on How to Study for College - Page 2

One-Third of College Students Quiet Quitting to Preserve Mental Health

With all the buzz recently around workers “quiet quitting,” some educators have pointed out that their students appear to be quietly quitting school as well. We wanted to find out if this is also the case with college students and how they are feeling about their schoolwork t... Read More
4 in 10 college students consider dropping out due to mental health

The rise of mental health issues on college campuses has become a major concern. According to a new study by Boston University, the rate of mental health issues among college students has steadily increased over the past eight years. To understand students’ struggles with me... Read More
51% of Americans Think Public Colleges Should Stop Offering Degrees That Lead to Low-Paying Jobs

As colleges and universities across the country face lower enrollment rates and soaring costs due to inflation, many have taken steps to reduce their spending by cutting certain majors and areas of study. For example, last year, the University of Alaska cut programs including soc... Read More
Despite Believing in Free Speech, College Students Want Political Views Censored on Campus

Intelligent.com recently surveyed 1,000 current college students to gauge the political climate on campus ahead of the midterm elections. The results revealed an interesting discrepancy among students from both ends of the political spectrum. Despite both liberal and conservat... Read More
The 9 Best GRE Prep Courses and Classes of 2023

If you're planning on going on to graduate school, passing the GRE is one of the biggest hurdles you have to face. The GRE, which stands for Graduate Record Examination, is like the SAT or ACT for graduate school, and more than 500,000 students take it each year. The GRE has thre... Read More
Are college students entitled? 86% say classes are too hard, yet majority study less than 10 hrs/wk

Earlier this year, as reported by the New York Times, a New York University professor was fired after 82 of his 350 students signed a petition against him for making his organic chemistry course too hard. As ‘quiet quitting,’ the phenomenon of only doing the bare minimum, ... Read More
The 7 Best MCAT Prep Courses and Classes of 2023

The Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) is required by top medical schools as part of their admissions process. While there are schools that don't require students to provide an MCAT score, most accredited programs in the U.S. and Canada won't accept applicants who haven't pass... Read More
4 in 10 Asian Americans say affirmative action is racist

In October, the Supreme Court heard arguments in two cases challenging race-based admissions at Harvard and the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. The plaintiffs, Students for Fair Admissions, argue in part that affirmative action discriminates against Asian applicants. ... Read More
More Than 1 in 5 College Students Used Financial Aid And/Or Student Loans for Gambling

Online gambling is more accessible than ever, and colleges across the U.S. have even begun partnering with online sports gambling companies and casinos in order to receive funding in exchange for promoting their services to students. Online gambling is also one of the fastest gro... Read More