Lessons from College Part 5

5. Make sure that you not only benefit from your college but that you make it a betetr place for prospective students through your thoughts, words, and actions.

Lessons from College Part 4

4.Don't be afraid to make mistakes. You are in college and not perfect. You never will be. So learn from the mistakes you make in your academic and social life.

Lessons from College Part 3

3.Don't assume when it comes to boys, girls, classes, work etc. Do some core research and find some concrete answers.

Lessons from College Part 2

2. Don't stay in your room. Get out and make friends. College is also about making friends and networking.

Lessons from College Part 1

Here are some things that I think every college student should know:

1. It is okay to not know your major or even change it. Just be true to yourself and your major will find its way to you.

The Fear of Education

Why don't you want to go to college? What made you think you can't do it? What is the worst case scenario if you go get an undergraduate degree, graduate degree or doctorate? You just have to be brave. You will never know what you are capable of academically unless you take a step of faith.

Challenges in Education

Education can open your eyes in ways that you never imagined. So why is the education system of some places structured in a way that students merely memorize to get by? And if you ask them in a week or year about something they know nothing. So how in the world can true learning be achieved? Since true learning should go hand in hand with a healthy sense of memory.

To All the Classmates I've Ever Had

I may remember some of you. While sadly enough, some of you are not in my head. What made some of you remain edged in my memory even after many years? Why did I always think we would be together at-least sub-consciously? All I wonder is when will I see one or all of you ever again. And, if we don't ever meet thanks for being in my life even for a minute.

How to Deal with Academic Challenges

There are times when things don't work out even after you have put your best foot forward. It could happen in elementary school, college, university, or anywhere. Here are some things to remember if your grades or any academic challenges make you doubt your career choice.

• Most people change their careers many times throughout their lives so you can change your classes too if possible
• Ask yourself what is at stake if you decide to stay or leave a certain course of study
• Ask yourself whether there are other similar career fields in which you could find satisfaction and then tailor your academic schedule to include those courses

Education for life

It's Friday!!! I used to be so excited about weekends when I was a first year student in college. Now that I am a third year student, I'm like well let it be. I don't mean to be pessimistic or anything, but sometimes after a week long of education and education...I'm just tired.

In spite of that, I strongly think education is a great thing to attain, and I mean a life-long education beyond that degree or Phd. And of course, our teachers aren't there to just feed us with knowledge, but also there to light the sparks of creativity in our minds. If you don't have such a teacher, then be one to yourself, and I bet you won't regret that decision for the rest of your life. Try taking free and for charge courses online and get your associates, bachelors or doctorate. Learning is fun and when done right can expand your horizons in ways you can never imagine.

Great weekend everybody from America to the Phillipines, and everyone else...Love you all!