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 Zooming Through Online Pajama Paradise

 

                Online classes have became increasingly popular, especially in recent

times. They  offer flexibility and convenience allowing students to learn from the

comfort of their own  homes. Online classes provide access to wide range of

courses, eliminate commuting time, and  allow for self paced learning. On the 

other hand, However, there are some problems and  concerns to consider. Some

people may miss the in person interaction and hands on experience  of 

traditional classrooms. It is essential to stay organized, manage time effectively,

and  participate actively to make the most of your online learning experience. It

can be helpful to establish a dedicated study space, create a schedule, and stay

connected with classmates and  instructors through virtual platforms.  

 

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               While online classes may have their quirks, they have also opened up a

world of  possibilities. You roll out of bed, hair a mess, wearing cozy pajamas, sit

in front of the camera,  and bam! You are in class. That is the magic of online

classes, where we can pursue knowledge  while living our comfiest lives. Online

classes have truly transformed us into multitasking  maestros. From mastering

the skill of taking notes while binge watching our favorite shows to  creating art 

masterpieces during lectures, we have refined the art of combining productivity  

and entertainment. The joys of attending class from our own homes are really

convenient and  enjoyable. No more rushing through morning traffic or

desperately searching for a parking spot.  Who needs a campus when we have

our cozy oasis?  

 

 

 

Ace the Stress and Soar to Success 

Stressing in college is a common experience for many students. The pressure of managing finances, time management issues, feeling behind, feeling overwhelmed, navigating a new social environment, and trying to do well academically can be overwhelming. I always remind myself that I am not alone in this entire process. I always try to find support in healthy ways to manage stress, such as practicing self care, seeking support from my family and friends, and utilizing campus resources which I think can make a big difference. Time management is really stressful for me in college. I procrastinate a lot. This keeps me away from balancing time, assignments, extracurricular activities, and personal responsibilities. However, things do not turn out the way you think they would be.  

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When it comes to college courses, some college courses are challenging and difficult. They often require a lot of time and effort to understand complex concepts and master the material. Lately, I have been struggling with one of my courses, which has made me stressed a lot about It is really hard to memorize things for that course, having to remember every single thing in our body. I have not been doing well in it at all. It is not how I expected it to be. I was really  worried about how the grade of that course would drop my GPA a lot. So I reached out to my professor and talked to her about it. She told me not to stress about it and just try my best to at least pass the class. Secondly, I reached out to my academic advisor to talk to her about it and we discussed everything. She told me that since it is a 1 credit class, it will not affect my GPA a lot, so I should just focus a lot on my other course grades and just try to pass the class, but if I do not pass it, I can just take the class again. However, I always remember that these courses are designed to push us and help us grow intellectually, to tackle difficult courses.  

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                                                     Wins in the End

      College life is a whole new ball game compared to high school. You have more freedom to choose your classes, manage your time, and explore your interests. You will meet new people from all walks of life and have amazing opportunities for personal growth. It is a wild and exciting ride. In college, you have more independence and flexibility with your schedule. You choose your classes and have more control over your education. The workload is typical heavier, but you have more freedom to explore your interests. Going to high school in a different country and moving to another country for college was always the hardest thing.
In high school the curriculum was generally more structured and focused on memorization. As in high school I had less flexibility on my schedules.

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But in college it is totally different. One of the biggest differences is the newfound independence that comes with college. In high school, your schedule is most predetermined, but in college, you have the freedom to choose your classes and create a schedule that works best for you. This flexibility allows you to explore different subjects and tailor your education to your interests and career goals. With this freedom, however, comes greater responsibility. College coursework tends to be more challenging and requires a higher level of self-discipline and time management. You will have to balance multiple classes, assignments, and exams, which may require more effort and dedication than what you were used to in high school. Another significant difference is the diverse and vibrant community you will encounter in college. You will meet people from various backgrounds, culture, and experiences, which can broaden your perspectives and help you grow as an individual.