These spot-on suggestions from a two-time alumnus and former writer at FIU News were originally published in 2013 and have served countless Panthers. This republication recognizes that good advice ...

Now that the rush of moving into dorms, finalizing schedules, and purchasing books and supplies has waned, the real work of being in college begins. For students with ADHD, in particular, this means ...

Study Tips: Many students complain of a lack of interest in studies shortly before exams. They keep their books open, but their minds are elsewhere. This wastes precious time and reduces productivity.

So, you’ve made the big decision of going to college. Now you’re wondering, can I figure out everything that comes along with college? Will studying be different than high school? Will I be able to do ...

Final exams — which begin at the University of Delaware on Thursday, May 18 — can be one of the most challenging weeks of the semester. At UD, the Office of Academic Enrichment (OAE) helps students ...

You’ve done the work of figuring out what to study in college and have been accepted to a degree program. Now comes the next challenge: learning how to study effectively. Maybe it’s been years since ...

Learning how to buckle down and do the work takes intentional action. Distractions, teen life, and life, in general, can make it difficult to keep up with a school workload. Experts in education ...

It’s never too late to set up a schedule, prepare for classes and find what works for you. Here are some study tips to help you succeed this semester. Get a head start before classes begin this week ...

Identify an appropriate setting that is comfortable and conducive to studying with little distractions. Discipline yourself to allow adequate study sessions during the week and weekends. Don’t ...