Expert Guides on How to Study for College - Page 3

1 in 5 aren’t comfortable having a college roommate with different political views

For most college students, living with roommates is part of the college experience, and particularly in the case of first year students, your roommate is likely to be someone you’ve never met. Chances are this person’s background or beliefs may differ from your own. In Dec... Read More
6 in 10 College Students Lied on Their Applications

As the news about George Santos and the varsity blues admissions scandal continues to circulate, we wanted to find out how common it is to lie on your college application. Given the sheer volume of applications that most schools receive, the veracity of information is largely lef... Read More
34% of companies eliminated college degree requirements to increase number of applicants in past year

It’s been reported that more and more companies are eliminating degree requirements in order to attract talent. To find out the extent to which this is the case, in January, Intelligent.com surveyed 1,000 U.S. hiring managers. Key findings: 53% of hiring managers say... Read More
Fearing an AI Takeover, 1 in 6 Gen Z’ers May Switch to Blue Collar Careers

Despite posting strong numbers this past month, ongoing tech layoffs, implications posed by the AI bot ChatGPT, and threats of a recession are causing many to rethink their professional goals. To find out how these factors are affecting Generation Z’s plans for their educati... Read More
Half of College Students Use TikTok for Homework Help

TikTok has become a controversial topic on college campuses, as many schools have recently banned its use on campus wifi due to security concerns. However, for many users TikTok has become more than just another social media time suck, and is instead a place where they can lea... Read More
Appendix: Best Study Apps and Gadgets for College Students

If you’re feeling overwhelmed by all of the responsibilities you have to juggle as a college student, don’t worry. We live in an age where, no matter what the task, most likely, there’s an app or gadget for that. From keeping track of your class schedules and assignments to... Read More
Survey: What Borrowers Think of Joe Biden's Student Loan Plans

Student loans and the cost of college are two issues that have been getting increasing attention over the past decade with the total outstanding student loan debt now approaching $1.7 trillion. There is no shortage of stories about student loan borrowers who have had their liv... Read More
The 10 Best GMAT Prep Courses and Classes of 2023

The GMAT, or Graduate Management Admission Test, is a business school entrance exam that measures your reasoning, critical thinking, analytical, and problem-solving capabilities. Every year, over 200,000 students take the exam in hopes of increasing their chances of acceptance in... Read More
The 10 Best GED Prep Courses and Classes of 2023

Many people take the GED exam in hopes of opening doors to higher education and better jobs. Approximately 43% of people who pass the GED gain acceptance into postsecondary programs. To reap the benefits, you need to be able to pass the exam, and one of the best ways to do that i... Read More