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5 Tips to Avoid Senioritis
Guest Bloggers: Kaily and Grace, CH Marketing Interns
Photos via Unsplash
Calling all fellow college seniors: We're here to share some useful tips with our fellow seniors or incoming seniors on how to avoid catching the dreaded “senioritis." As we are moments away from finishing our adventure here at Washington State University, it can be easy to fall into the trap of procrastination. That's why it's essential to stay on top of your to-do list, prioritize the most important things and enjoy it while you still can.
1. Keep School at the Top of Your Priority ListThe only way you get to graduate is if you pass all of your classes. We recommend creating weekly study plans to map out the times you can dedicate to studying or doing homework. This way, you have already created your schedule and just need to follow it. We recommend using a planner or Google calendar and color-coding your classes.
2. Hold Each Other AccountableAnother helpful tool is to study with your friends or people in your classes to help hold each other accountable. We know that when we study alone, we finish earlier than we planned or start going on our phones because there is no one there to tell us otherwise. This can also make studying more enjoyable overall!
3. DestressFinding activities to destress will become crucial when you are slammed with a million things on your to-do list and need a method to cope. Something as simple as going for a walk to give your mind a break, exercising or blocking out social time in your schedule helps both your physical and mental health. This also helps your productivity because your best work is done when you are also feeling your best.
We also recommend romanticizing your day-to-day activities so you actually look forward to them. This can include grabbing your favorite coffee while you are out running errands, lighting a candle that you like when you are studying or wearing your favorite workout set when you go to the gym. When you make your to-do list enjoyable, you are more likely to get things done.
5. Stay Positive
Last but not least, staying positive will help you truly enjoy the last year of your college experience. Getting an education is a privilege, and we know we will miss the memories we have made when time runs out. These tips have helped us to stay productive and find a healthy work-life balance and we hope that we were able to help you, too.
How to Get the Most Out of Your College Experience
Guest Bloggers: Corinne and Morgan, CH Marketing Interns
Photos via Unsplash
Taking that big leap and deciding to go to college means starting a new chapter full of possibilities and unforgettable memories. As exciting as it is, many students find themselves overwhelmed with navigating how to get the most out of their college experience. Here at College Hill, our marketing interns Corinne and Morgan put together a few tips on how to make your college experience the best it could possibly be.
Get Involved On Campus
With all the different opportunities available on campus, choosing how to get involved without spreading yourself too thin can be a challenging task.
Here are a few ideas for finding your community on campus:
- Get a campus job
- Get involved in Greek Life
- Attend various club meetings to find your fit
Use your Campus Resources
Trying to manage a full college schedule is difficult, so it can be easy to forget that a slew of great resources are available to you, right on campus. Physical spaces that offer tutoring and other forms of support are great ways to keep yourself afloat. Between advisors, professors and other mentors, there’s a wide selection of people eager to help. We all know college is difficult, and you shouldn’t have to carry the pressure on your own! In addition to being friendly resources, faculty members are there to help you establish connections. Try to connect with those in your preferred career field. This is a great way to network and build professional relationships that can be beneficial to you after college.
5 Things I Learned During My Marketing Internship
As my final week as a marketing intern/social media coordinator at College Hill comes to an end, I'd like to share some things that I've learned to help future interns get the most out of their internships. But before I do so, I'd like to share a quick trip down memory lane of the last five months that I've been at this remarkable company.
College Life During A Pandemic
As we all know, the holidays are right around the corner. This means that students will be headed home (if they aren't already) to spend time with friends and family. One thing that I have always enjoyed about the holidays is that it gives us time to reflect and see how the year has treated us. Well, you are in for one because this year, especially this fall semester, has been one bumpy ride.
5 Things To Be Thankful For
Hi again! Skylar here, one of College Hill's marketing interns! As Thanksgiving approaches in a short couple of weeks, it brings a time of reflection and gratitude after a long year. For many, this particular year has brought many of its own challenges, both individual and global. This year did not shape out to how I envisioned it to be, but through all of the hardship, there a few things I can say I am thankful for.
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