You might get to college and think, “I have this whole essay thing down pat. I did well in high school.” Unfortunately, this is often not the case with many students. Taking advanced placement and honors classes in high school might have taught you the basics, but nothing can prepare you for the scholarly research that every paper requires in college, no matter the major. Every essay will require some format, informed research, and a clear thesis. While paper lengths vary drastically per course and major, humanities courses require a certain amount of content to be deemed sufficient. This article will attempt to walk you through how to write a successful paper for humanities courses. Even if you do not plan to major in something humanities-related, most college students must take humanities courses to fulfill general education requirements.

There are times when a student may need support completing required academic assignments. They often do not seek help because they are unsure where to turn or whom to speak to about their issues. Students who need additional support to meet the academic standards of their university successfully can get assistance from the office for students with disabilities. This service ensures that all course materials are accessible to all students, regardless of specialized learning needs. Qualified students can receive many helpful resources to help them confidently complete their program requirements. Also, the tips and tricks they teach you may help your career.

Starting anything new can be an exciting and challenging adventure for anyone. Confidence is the essential tool needed to step into any unknown endeavor courageously. Whether it is a new job, a competition, a presentation, or transitioning from high school to college, confidence is the secret sauce that keeps us focused and able to thrive.

While students may experience it in unique ways, failure, to some extent, is inevitable.

Oh boy. It is not as bad as you thought… it is worse! This article provides some tips for moving on from a failed paper and getting back on track.

Parents and students may not always agree on the best college major. This disagreement can stem from various concerns ranging from personal experience, interests, and future career prospects. 

At any university, if you were to ask a few random students how they view campus life, the responses would be mixed. Some may say their college experience is the best experience ever, and others may say it is boring. The college experience is unique, and the student at hand will only be able to look back and say they enjoyed college if they take it upon themselves to make the best of the experience.

Leveling up writing from high school to college is an ongoing process during undergrad. Many students assume they will 'master' good writing and move on. Writing well, however, is not something to master. Writing is a skill that can be improved but never perfected; even the best authors of today still feel they can improve.