This post was written by Raven, a DCCCD student blogger and Mountain View student. There will always be complaints about riding the bus or train. Whether you’re…
This post was written by Yousha, a DCCCD student blogger and Richland College student. Finally, I made it. My journey from elementary to high school finally came…
This post was written by Raven, a DCCCD student blogger and Mountain View student. Choosing a major can be a difficult task, especially when there are so…
Wow! Two years later and I’m finally done with my associate degree! Yes, it was challenging at times, but I made it! It was a…
Hey, you! Yes, you! It’s that time again. We need you and your writing skills! Depending on how long you’ve been a college student, you…
One decision that all college students must decide on when purchasing required course materials is which platform to choose between when it comes to textbooks.
Over the past few weeks I’ve been indulging in the fact that I no longer have college work to tend to. Aside from working my day job, I’ve been looking for ways to give back to the community.
In every college student, there is a hint of trepidation when enrolling for classes. Even if you are a first timer, an old timer, or haven’t gone to school in years, you’ll probably panic over the courses to decide between and how to take them. Plenty of reasoning and a lot of scheduling issues might affect this decision. So, what could be considered the perfect ultimatum? Why not try online college courses?
We spend the entirety of our lives focused on how to be successful or achieve an inconceivable goal. But, at the end of the day, are any of us really content? When senior year in high school came about, there were only two possibilities for my future I had floating in my mind.
The clock ticks away the seconds, minutes, and hours. All the while your computer screen shines white – a blank page, with the exception of your name and your professor’s, the course, and the date…
