College Connecting

1. Ten worst ways to ask out a girl at college
2. You know it’s time to find a new college when
3. Ten college classes that didn’t make the bulletin
4. College campus dares top ten list
5. Ten signs you’re in the wrong major

Everyone tells you that college classes are a huge step up from high school. But the realization doesn’t always set in until you sit down in your first class and receive your syllabus. You read through the list of assignments and realize just how many papers and tests you have to complete during the semester. And it just gets worse with each class. Check out this article for some tips on succeeding in your classes as a college freshman.

You’ve heard about Underwater Basketweaving. But what about Procrastination 101? Cardboard Art? Txting 101? Check out our list of crazy ideas for classes and don’t forget to look at the many other entertaining articles on our blog. Disclaimer: We don’t guarantee that you’ll be able to find a college that offers any of these classes. But maybe someday you can teach one yourself.

In order to sell an idea to people, you have to package it in a way that makes a common item especially appealing. That’s why cereal advertisers zoom in on luscious bowl of crunchy cereal, showing the milk dripping slowly as someone delivers the spoon to his mouth, smiling and biting with a satisfying crunch. The field of communications includes advertising as well as public relations in companies and government. If you’re creative and like to convince people, consider a career in communications.

1. Best places to rent college textbooks
2. Five types of people to expect in your freshman dorm
3. Five tips for surviving as a college freshman
4. How to create a college study schedule
5. How to choose the right college

Especially if you’ve had your own bedroom all your life, moving into a dorm on a college campus is a huge step. You’ll have to get used to sharing closet space, drawers, sinks, showers, etc. You’ll also learn to adjust to each other’s lifestyles. One roommate will want the lights off early and all quiet, while another will want to stay up all night long blasting his favorite punk rock CD. Learn how to live with your roommates without starting Campus War I.