is it better to take notes or is it better to put all your attention towards listening rather than writing stuff down, if you were only able to do one at a time? what results in better grades/learning?
ignore the silver trays in the back, my fridge is
dripping water everywhere
I’m very fair-skinned (usually the 2nd or 3rd lightest color in foundation for reference), but I’d like to look tanner for the fall. I’m worried about it pulling too orange or looking streaky. I used to get spray tans but they didn’t last long and were too expensive. Any tips?
What tips do you have? I’m an English major but also pre-med (so lots of chemistry courses, biology, etc)
If you had <$100 a month to spend on beauty related products what would you prioritize and what are the best things to focus on?
especially college-age students
idk what i need to purchase for my class (chem 1101)
and going to a good college. attendance is important but it isn’t the end all be all. also learning to get sent home by the nurse is an art. i didn’t go the nurse a single time until this year and i learned pretty quick how to get myself sent home in case y’all need tips lol
My family starts Christmas shopping really early. i’m a premed student, i like practical stuff but i also don’t want everything to be boring. if i ask for money or gift cards i wont get it so thats not really an option. have an apartment so i already have a full kitchen set up, living room, and such
I hate when my shoes look bulky, but my favorite sneakers got discontinued (Lululemon Blissfeel) and my pair is falling apart
I’m moving away and I’ll likely miss everybody’s birthdays, how can I still celebrate their birthdays (especially my younger siblings) without just sending an amazon package?
i’m 17, so i can’t go to bars or anything. i really really want to line dance is there anywhere that isnt 18+? i really want to be able to participate in the social life but my options are kinda limited bc i’m younger
I’m starting college, but I’m under 18. I know people like to go to the bars and I heard line dancing is popular (i really want to line dance) but all that is 18+ from what I’ve found so far. any recommendations?
I know I need shadowing, volunteer hours, preferably research, and good grades, but are there any extracurriculars I need to add or avoid?
Sorry that was worded weird but say a student knows that they’re really bad at chemistry, but they need to get good grades, what would you recommend they do before and after school starts to prep?
I don’t have the option to park on or near campus, the closest I can get is my apartment which is a 30 minute walk. I live in an extremely hot state and so I’ll have to walk all the way to class in 100 degree weather. How can I avoid getting gross or getting overheated in the weather without looking crazy?
I’m about to start my freshman year, what should I be doing now in order to be a competitive applicant? I’m an English major, then minoring in biology and chemistry. I want the option to attend T20 schools and/or get good scholarships. I want to go into OBGYN
My hair is awful and won’t air dry right, it dries super poofy and frizzy and my bags bend weird. I got a keratin treatment but after I washed it a few times it’s just as bad if not worse