Studying in college can be compared with driving through a minefield: it is also very unpredictable and requires you to keep your eyes and ears open. When you’re studying in high school, the chances are you don’t have pretty much to worry about. Just don’t forget about your tasks, and that’s all that your teachers want from you. But things change when you start college life, and you should be prepared for its challenges. The good news is that you …

Extracurricular activity is a term that’s synonymous with schools. As the final bell rings, signaling the end of a day in school, scores of children look forward to indulging in activities of their choice. From sports, dance, singing, playing musical instruments to martial arts, craftwork, and drama, there is no shortage of extracurricular activities for today’s schoolchildren. Unfortunately, in the wake of the Covid-19 outbreak, schools had to close and temporarily suspend all academic and non-academic activities. After more than …

A few decades ago, students needed to install desktop computers in their rooms to complete their coursework, and they had to go to the library or computer lab to use the computer on campus. Fast forward to today, and everything seems to have changed. A few decades ago, the introduction of technology to a college education started a fast-growing synergy between education and technology. Now students rely more on technology and less on in-person collaboration and printed resources. As a …

The IT industry is highly attractive for many students today as they fancy themselves working at Google, Microsoft, or Apple or creating some type of innovative blockchain. Whatever company you dream of getting to, it’s vital to think about education first, as learning computer science is not easy. You’ll need to master many mathematical concepts, develop a thorough knowledge of algorithms and programming languages, learn to analyze data, and then apply all that knowledge to practice. Sounds intimidating, isn’t it? …