Ready to start the new term? The induction week is just around the corner, but I am still holding back on skimming through my timetable. The summer holiday went too fast and I feel like I need some few incentives getting me…
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One of the hardest things I’ve had to overcome since starting my Masters course in England is the difference in education systems between studying in the US and UK. Although I knew in advance not to expect anything higher than a…
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In this post, I would like to tell you how I earned a full-fee scholarship at the University of Westminster, what motivated me to study abroad and some advice based on my own applicant journey. Approximately one year ago, I was…
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When I first decided to study abroad my first semester of sophomore year everyone thought I was crazy. The staff at the study abroad office were confused and repeatedly told me I would be the youngest one there, which was fine…
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How will the job market change in the upcoming years? What are the competences graduates should possess and that are conducive to the recruitment criteria? We cannot predict the future, but we surely can take a glance at some thorough research…
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Exams Coming Up? Feeling the Pressure? Then it’s time to step away from all the books and put the highlighters down and leave your study hole. It’s really important to get up and move around, because sitting down just staring…
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It’s officially that time of the year when I’m knee-deep in my final essay writing (and procrastinating, hence my decision to write this post) and panic is about to set in for almost every student. Now that it’s final essay and…
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The fever of procrastination Dan Ariely, an American professor of psychology and behavioural economics at Duke University conducted a less prosaic experiment among his students who always fall into temptation in booking a new holiday, cleaning the house or visit their…
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