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In the 19th century, German psychologist Hermann Ebbinghaus came to the conclusion that the human brain loses up to 90 percent of the learned material…

Paving your way into the adult world is hard. One of the stepping stones on this road is to receive a degree. It opens many…

“I hate essays, writing, and sitting all day long staring at this damned screen with a blank page and going through pure torture to squeeze…

A “mischief managed” comes from the Marauder’s Map ( a phrase from the “Harry Potter” book series) straight to the student’s reality: it’s the feeling…

It’s the zombie apocalypse! Everyone around you is walking in a daze, their lifeless eyes peering out above dark, sunken eye sockets. From their mouths,…

Fraternities and sororities are special invitation-only clubs on college campuses. They are a part of American culture and are a common thing across the country’s…

Studying in the United States is a cherished dream for countless young people across the world. Year after year, the “land of opportunity” warmly embraces…

Not everyone knows what distinguishes an essay from a story. Most of us don’t know these differences when we enter university. When a professor asks…

It doesn’t really matter whether you visit a natural history museum in New York, London, or somewhere in Prague; every place has its own unique…

Let’s face it, heading off to college or university is one of the most challenging yet exciting moments in one’s life. There’s no doubt that…