#collegehack

[nothing-just-noting-with-noting]

To keep track of my tags

These are a bit cryptic, sorry, but they're for my use more than anything else ;0

[joelekm]

This Google Degree Hack Could Save You Years And Thousands | Life Playbook

Want to finish college faster and cheaper? Google Career Certificates can help you earn real credits and skip certain classes. Watch this video to learn how.

[joelekm]

How to Save Big on College Tuition with ACE Credits | Fast-Track Your Degree | Life Playbook

just watched this and wow… you can actually save thousands on college,using ace credits to skip expensive classes sounds like such a smart move.

[joelekm]

Tired of paying for time, not knowledge? With Competency-Based Education (CBE), you can earn your degree faster by focusing on what you already know.

[survivinguci-blog]

Have you used Prezi.com  yet?

Want to stand out with you Presentation?

There is only so many things you can do with a Power Point. If you are one of 50 presentations there are only so many different background/colour/animation to choose from.

Instead you could use prezi.com https://prezi.com/

It’s perfect for a group project because anyone of the group can access the presentation and work on it.

But the most useful thing about prezi.com is that it produces a very different presentation which looks very different. It helps you stand out from the crowd.

Follow the links below for more info

YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmgF-dLXv58

Link to site:  https://prezi.com/

[tmond]

When you have sleep for dinner #collegehack

[lifehacksblogger]

Top 15 Life Hacks That Every College Student Should Know

[wasi327]

A few things for college students that saved my life while I was in school.

1-Microsoft word will format your paper for you if you create a new document, and search for MLA, or APA formats.

2-There is a website called Son of Citation (citationmachine.net) where you can search books, and it will automatically cite them, in ANY formatting style.

3-Google has a website called Google Scholar where you can search for Peer reviewed articles that your school will accept as citable sources. 

3.5-Also google Scholar has a quick citation button for any article or book so you can just pull it directly from there.

4- Almost every school will pay for you to have Microsoft office on your personal computer.

5- Amazon does FREE  two day shipping for any College student (you use your school email to verify this.)

6- A schools computer lab usually has computer with roughly EVERY software you can think of including all of the Adobe master suites 

7- Every school has a writing lab where they will EDIT YOUR PAPERS FOR YOU AND PEER CHECK THEM

Stay calm, and don’t panic -Claustraum