It was in the final year of my bachelor studies I first found out how hard it is to find a good thesis topic. I was ready to work hard on my final coursework thesis and devote hundreds of hours and exceptional effort. Bigger projects always motivated me. I was glad to have something tangible […] … learn more→
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College students with disabilities are too often excluded
AnnCatherine Heigl, a sophomore at George Mason University, recently attempted to join all eight sororities at her school. All eight turned her down. If you ask her sister, who Tweeted about how the experience left AnnCatherine “unwanted and devastated,” the reason the sororities denied AnnCatherine is because she has a disability: Down syndrome. This kind of outright rejection […] … learn more→
Business thesis should empirically test business theory in real business scenarios
Business thesis is written by students reading for Business Management Degrees. Most popular among the Business Degrees is MBA, because many students finishing their first degree in some other field also opt to follow MBAs. So, Business thesis is almost synonymous with MBA thesis. Writing a thesis on business matters is not an easy task, […] … learn more→
Yale survey lets us look at our future leaders
Ah, “The Ivy League.” The phrase justifiably conjures up romanticized notions of the best and brightest, the future shapers of the world. Now, I’ve had a few friends go there, and even have a few colleagues working there, so my own notions are stained with dark smears of “reality,” but the fact remains: throughout the […] … learn more→
Mention Alex Jones on Twitter? No College for you!
Years ago, on Seinfeld, there was a character called the Soup Nazi. He made delicous soup, but was very particular to whom he would sell it. If that person stepped out of line, then the Soup Nazi would shout “No soup for you!” and that person’s hopes of a cup of soup literally dried up […] … learn more→
How thoughtful, content-rich tutorials can help science students learn
Learning is not a spectator sport. Students need to make what they learn a part of their everyday lives. Tutorials are an excellent way to achieve this at university level. When they’re properly designed, tutorials can be spaces where students are grouped in smaller numbers and can be guided to make sense of the work, practice […] … learn more→
South African universities shouldn’t be playing the global rankings game
Once again, Times Higher Education’s annual global university rankingshave drawn a lot of attention from the media and in the higher education sector. In South Africa, this has focused on the four institutions from the country that made the top 500 on the 2019 list. Of the four, the University of KwaZulu-Natal maintained its 2018 ranking. […] … learn more→
I have an exam tomorrow but don’t feel prepared – what should I do?
You have an exam tomorrow and you’re not feeling prepared. With only a few waking hours to go, how is it best you spend your time? To pass tomorrow’s exam, cramming might help you write more on the paper than you would have without doing any form of study, depending on how stressed out you […] … learn more→
Thinking about borrowing against your home to send your kids to college? Think again
When the time comes to send their children off to college, many parents in the U.S. take out loans, draw from savings and earnings and – as some financial advisors recommend – borrow against their homes. In a study we published earlier this year, we found a hidden danger that parents face when they borrow heavily to […] … learn more→
Get woke, go broke…leftist School loses most of its students
When a school, or any organization, gets taken over by Leftist lunacy, it is called “convergence,” where all thought now is focused into their belief system. Their own word for this is “woke,” in other words they are now awake to the “fact” that everything is RACIST, that gender politics is everything, that, quite literally, […] … learn more→