Most students have been taught that the only way to truly study is by locking themselves in rooms and cramming huge chunks of information for hours until they have mastered the content. However, ...

Students heading abroad should prepare not only for safety and cultural differences but also for the emotional challenges of ...

During their college years, many students take advantage of their school's study abroad program. These types of programs allow students to spend one (or more) semesters in a foreign country, while ...

Whether you’re on campus or off, studying for virtual classes can be a challenge. If you’re around Ann Arbor and looking for a way to help change up your study routine, here’s a few tips: Library ...

Study Tips: Many students complain of a lack of interest in studies shortly before exams. They keep their books open, but their minds are elsewhere. This wastes precious time and reduces productivity.

Now that the rush of moving into dorms, finalizing schedules, and purchasing books and supplies has waned, the real work of being in college begins. For students with ADHD, in particular, this means ...

Traditional classes mean you’re in person, talking face-to-face. Online classes give flexibility but need more self-discipline. It’s more challenging without the personal touch, yet you get to control ...

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T he tightening of immigration rules in foreign countries has created some confusion in students planning to study abroad.

Students of all ages are heading back to schools across the country this fall amid continued uncertainty over the coronavirus pandemic and concerns about learning loss and student burnout. But ...