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January 2010
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10 Tips for Time Management
Rich or poor, young or old, every human has the same amount of available time – 24 hours per day. Different people, however, accomplish different amounts of useful activities during this limited time.
What makes the difference between and ultra-producer and an under-producer?
The answer is simple: time management.
Learning how to effectively manage your time will help you accomplish [...]
25 Things Every College Student Should Do Before Graduation
The college years are a busy time, and, without planning, it can be easy to graduate without completing without doing everything there is to do.
To help you set your priorities and decide what to spend your time on, I have compiled this list of 25 things every college student should do.
Financial
1. Keep a Budget – Design your [...]
8 College Essay Writing Tips
At first, writing an essay can be a challenging and difficult task. However, it is an unavoidable part of college.
Students who are able to write a strong, persuasive essay will do much better than students who never learn to write well.
By applying the eight tips outlined below, you can do much to improve your writing… and [...]
Six Month Review: BTS Giveaway Package
Last August, I participated in the Back To School: Better Together computer promotion sponsored by HP, Microsoft, Timbuk2, and Syncables which include two reviews and giveaway of four products: the HP Pavilion Dv6 with Windows Vista, the HP Mini 110 with Windows XP, a Timbuk2 computer bag, and Syncables computer synchronizing software. Today’s post [...]
Recovering From College Burnout: 10 Tips
This is part two of my series on college burnout. In part one, I examined some of the symptoms burnout victims experience. In part two, I explained some of the causes of burnout. Today, in part three, I will mention some ways to recover from burnout.
College burnout is similar to normal burnout. In fact, [...]
Reader Question: What Is Your Best Scholarship Tip?
Occasionally, I write reader question posts. In this type of post I ask a question, give a short explanation, and give you the opportunity to answer the question in the comments section.
Entering scholarship competitions is a difficult and nervous process – especially the first time. If you have entered any scholarship competitions in the past, you probably have some good [...]
5 Steps To Successful Note Taking
One very important skill all college students should learn is good note taking. Surprisingly, a large number of students never do learn effective note taking skills.
While this sets them at a disadvantage, it also provides an excellent opportunity for you to excel.
The ability to write organized and targeted notes will serve you well through college and [...]
8 Ways To Add Physical Activity to Your Busy College Schedule
Even when you understand the importance of exercise, it can still be difficult to find time.
Thankfully, however, even busy college students can fit exercise into their daily schedule.
Today, we will explore eight ways to exercise in college.
1. Walk/Bike to Class
If you live on or near your campus, you can use your feet or your bicycle as your primary means [...]
The Winner Is…
Last Monday, Debt-free Scholar’s iPod Shuffle contest started. All Facebook fans received one entry.
Thank you everyone who entered. I have enjoyed your comments throughout this week, and I look forward to your continued participation in the Debt-free Scholar community!
The Winner
Today, using Random.org, I choose the winner – the 102nd fan from the top of the list.
The winner was… Michelle H.!
I have contacted [...]
10 College Tips for the New Year: Best of Debt-free Scholar
The year 2009 has flown past, and the first semester of 2010 is quickly approaching.
As your Christmas break draws to a close, try to find some time to read these ten posts and become a more effective student.
Based on popularity and usability, I have compiled this list of the top ten posts of 2009:
9 Essential Free Programs Every [...]
