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10 Ways to Survive a Bad Professor

At least once in your college career, you’re going to come across a professor that you just don’t click with. Whether they just aren’t personable, are super strict, or just seem to have a vendetta against you, a bad professor can make a semester hell. There are ways to deal with that bad professor, and help you survive the semester. They won’t be easy, but they might just help you crack that professors cold exterior. Or at least get you to pass. 10) Have good attendance. Getting out of bed and going to class isn’t fun, plain and simple. But if this professor that is so awful sees that you’re putting the effort in to come to their class, they’ll be more likely to help you. 9) Take advantage of office hours. Again, if this professor is really bad, you might not want to spend a single second with them outside of

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The Search for an Internship as Described by The Office

If you’re a college student, no matter what your major is, you probably want to have an internship as part of your academic career. By the time you’re a junior or a senior, you kind of sort of have an idea of what you’re interested in, and an internship is a great way to try things out. Finding and getting the internship, however, is a whole adventure in itself. It definitely comes with its set of challenges.   18) Knowing where to start is the hardest part. Where do you go? Should you look online? What websites? Should you talk to a career counselor? It’s just all so confusing.  17) You question whether you have enough on your resume, or if it looks professional enough. 16) All the job postings are intimidating with the qualifications and years of experience.   15) If you go the online route, you learn very quickly

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When you are OFFICIALLY considered a workaholic

Work, eat, sleep, repeat. Work, eat, sleep, repeat. This is the motto of a workaholic. The every day routine of one who has no life, but enough ambition to stand out in a crowd. At all costs. On a daily basis, you hear everything.. from “I would never be able to do what you do” to “OMG you’re crazy, do you ever relax?” But its true when they say, “first they talk, then they copy.” Here is a scenario: Driving home from work on a Friday night, you pass by the bar downtown to get to your apartment. You can hear the music playing and you see everyone walking around, enjoying the night.. and their alcohol. You go home, get your things ready to do the same thing over again tomorrow, and then sleep for the next six hours. You then proceed to wake up, get ready, and repeat the day. You take