Hello MyMajors Readers! Another month has passed; I’m awfully tired of playing the waiting game… I don’t think I’ve learned from December, for I gave into countless hours of Internet stalking College Confidential forums again. Bad Idea. But the long … Continued
I’d like to introduce our newest academic advisor Andrea from Ottawa University in Overland Park, Kansas. Andrea completed her Master of Arts in Education with a concentration in Curriculum and Instruction in May 2011. She started her career at Ottawa … Continued
Especially if you have been used to someone making them for you most of your life. To encourage my students in their decision making ability I remind them that they make decisions all day long. You decide to get out … Continued
Please welcome our new Academic Advisor blogger, Kellie Woodle from the University of North Florida! She will be sharing her advice with the MyMajors world about advising freshman and sophomore college students and how she professionally guides them towards choosing … Continued
As an academic advisor, I come across this question quite often. I have thought of how someone should go about choosing a major that will best fit them. When I think of this, I think of the many questions that … Continued
Hey there! Happy new year (or is it a bit late to say that?)~ Anyways, it’s been all busy busy busy these past months. I finished the last bit of my college applications this month (officially finished at about 3am … Continued
Many students either don’t do college visits (bad idea) or go on their visits with little or no preparation (also a bad idea). Here are some tips so you can make the most of the few hours you’re on a … Continued
Sustainability is the capacity to endure. Sustainability embodies stewardship and design with nature. Historic preservation is an endeavor that seeks to conserve and protect buildings, objects, landscapes or other artifacts of historic significance. According to the National Trust for Historic … Continued
As Bing Crosby might start to croon, “It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas, everywhere we go…” Make no mistake, students do not need regular announcements to know the holiday season is upon us. The holiday season means sales … Continued