February is Black History Month, and this is a great opportunity to celebrate the lived experiences, struggles, history, and culture of African-Americans in the US. A college campus provides the perfect platform for learning and creating awareness about the various issues that Blacks in the US have been facing and continuing to face even today.
January College Checklist for High School Seniors
It’s a new year and a new decade, and for high school seniors, that means it’s time to look ahead and plan for your college. January is a very busy time for seniors in high school because most college applications are due this month. However, do not lose sight of the fact that high school
How to Edit Your Writing Like a Pro: Part 2
Mastering how to edit your own work is a crucial skill in becoming a great writer. Any good writer needs to be able to look at their own work critically to constantly improve upon their work as well as their skills. Furthermore, in an academic setting, being able to edit your own work and assess
How to Edit Your Writing Like a Pro: Part 1
It is undeniable that writing, and writing well, is a crucial part of the American academic life. While high school may have been about the 5-paragraph essay, come college, writing assignments tend to get more complex. Term papers, research proposals, and theses are a given in college, which is why mastering writing skills becomes that
An Overview of Information Science Resources
Information Systems (IS) is often viewed in conflation and in association with other more popular branches of technology and academics. Computer science, Database Management, and Information Science are only some of them. Many areas of concern and academic modules overlap in these fields and there exist similarities between the courses. It is important to note
Math Textbook Review: Calculus
Calculus has famously been called an important driving force behind the industrial revolution and most modern technologies. Isaac Newton and Gottfried Liebnitz are credited with the discovery of modern Calculus, while the ancient works of Bhaskara and Archimedes were also later seen to correspond to the field of calculus. Calculus is derived from the Latin
An Overview of Economics Resources
Just as a poetic discussion of the weather is not meteorology, so an issuance of moral pronouncements or political creeds about the economy is not economics. Economics is a study of cause-and-effect relationships in an economy. — Thomas Sowell Economics, a classical and significant field of education and employment, is a vast field. The resources
Career Options for Economics Majors
If you have given any consideration to earning an economics degree, you may be wondering about the jobs available for economics degree. By considering the outline provided below, you can obtain an answer to this question and several others that pertain to the field of economics. Although degree programs within the field of economics will
Why Should You Study Physics?
“Everything happens for a reason. And the reason is mostly Physics.” This particular quote has been doing rounds on the internet, with a bunch of geeky teens posting it on social media in an attempt to sound cool. While it is great that Physics is getting some attention in the age of the Kiki challenge
The 9 Branches of Physics
What is Physics? Physics is the study of objects and their motion through different conditions of space and time. It is the study of properties of matter and energy. It deals with scientific phenomenon like force, wave properties, electromagnetism, atomic structure, etc. In short, physics explains the nature of different objects and finds scientific reasons