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5 Ways To Avoid Being A Boring Couple

Getting into that “comfortable relationship rut” is easy after you’re past the honeymoon part of a relationship. Although it may seem hard, there are some easy ways to keep a relationship from getting old. So instead of being a retirement home couple, keep the love alive with a few easy tricks. Stay Spontaneous- It is easy to settle into a pattern and become very predictable in a relationship. Find new ways to stay active because you don’t have to eat take out and watch Netflix every night. Have Some Drinks!- There is no reason to get super serious about everything when you’re in college relationship. Who better to get drunk and have a little fun with than your significant other! Take Random Trips- It’s easy to keep things fresh when you’re experiencing new things together. Taking a trip with your other half can make for a good time now and

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10 Ways To Get Yourself Ready For The Finals Crunch Time

Depending on where you go to school, you’ve probably got a few weeks before final exams start, so maybe you don’t think it’s time to panic quite yet.  And I suppose that is true.  You don’t need to panic yet, but you do need to start preparing. This is the time to start getting ready, so that way when when crunch time does roll around, you’ve got everything you need to be successful and ace those tests.  So, start doing some of these things right now.  Yes, right now. 10. Leave your social calendar pretty blank. Between the end of March Madness and the beginning of summer break, it seems like there’s no shortage of bar specials, friends hosting insane parties, and fun things to do outdoors now that the weather is nice.  Even if it’s painful to miss out on some of these outings, you need to schedule plenty of time

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20 College Life Hacks That You Need To Start Using

To say that college is the most difficult time of your life might be a stretch — at least to some people.  Still, there are plenty of difficult things about it and some aspects of it are harder than other.  You’ll be happy to know that there are things you can do to make your college experience a little convenient and a little easier.  Try out some of these life hacks, specifically designed for college students. 20. Don’t pay for things, if you can avoid it. Go home to do laundry, take advantage of free food at parties, and troll the Internet for free resources that will help you more in your classes than any expensive textbook. 19. Master the fine art of schmoozing. Being nice to people you don’t really care about, pretending to be interested in stuff that’s totally boring, and making friends even when you don’t want to.  That’s

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8 Tips To Beat Finals Week

1. Make To-Do Lists– There is nothing like working for days on final assignments, only to realize you forgot about a paper that’s due at midnight. Make a to-do list with all your final assignments. Put them in order by when they are due, so you give yourself enough time for everything. SEE ALSO: THE TOP 100 COLLEGES WITH THE HARDEST FINAL EXAMS 2. Take Care Of Yourself– Finals can be hard and you’re over your head in all the things you have to do in such little time. It can start to cut into your “You” time. Although you shouldn’t be sleeping for 12 hours, it’s important to get enough sleep, eat properly, and shower so you can still function in this critical time. 3. Find A Productive Place– It will take you so much more time to do your assignments and try to focus if your roommate is having

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6 Helpful Tips for Recovering from a Bad First Impression

6 Strategies for Recovering from a Bad First Impression 1. Decide Whether or Not to Take Action Before you decide how to address a bad first impression, you must first ask whether it’s necessary to respond at all. Not all bad first impressions are created equal. Who you were trying to impress will have an impact on whether or not you decide to take action to remedy your stumble. If you just met someone on the street or if it’s a person you casually met at a cocktail party and you made a bad impression, then the best response might be no response. “I’m all about building a confident first impression but sometimes people get too caught up in having to make a perfect first impression,” says Dr. Dave Stachowiak, a leadership trainer with Dale Carnegie Training and host of the Coaching for Leaders podcast. If the relationship is not one