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Where Should You Go To Study Abroad?

Studying abroad is an amazing experience, but deciding where to go can be daunting. Take this quiz to find out what destination fits your style and interests.

5 Reasons to Start Reading Comic Books

It's a bird! It's a plane! No, it's a graphic novel! Whether or not you're a superhero fan, reading comic books is a great way to spice up your literary life.

The Ultimate Essay Checklist

Writing an essay can be overwhelming. This ultimate essay checklist by Scribendi will guide you through the process from introduction to works cited.

Writing Your First College Essay: The "A" Is Easier Than You Think

All through high school you were likely told about the academic intensity you'd face in university. Now it's time to write your first college- or university-level essay. Don't panic! Here's how to do it.

21 Resources You Didn't Know Your University Had (and Why You Should Use Them)

You can't take advantage of the resources your school offers if you don't know they exist. Look into these university resources to get the most out of your post-secondary experience.

School's Out! Now What? 10 Tips for the Recently Graduated and Unemployed

Many of us have been there: recently graduated and utterly jobless. Here's how to navigate the disheartening time between graduation and employment.

How to Write an Abstract (and Why It's Important)

We discuss how to write an abstract and why writing an abstract is important for getting your research found.

How Do I Know If I'm Plagiarizing?

Although plagiarism sometimes consists of a simple copy-and-paste of someone else's words, it is often much subtler than that. Here are eight ways plagiarism can sneak into your writing (even when you don't intend for it to).