Although it may seem daunting, participation in undergraduate research is one of the best ways to truly grow as a scholar and as an individual during your college journey. Click here to read about 4 reasons to get involved with research at @Capital_U: https://t.co/ZLNcWBVoD6
A tip to keep in mind while studying for finals:
Remember that it’s okay to take a break when you’re feeling stressed or overwhelmed! Next time you feel worked up, try this 5 senses technique to ground yourself.
With Earth Day around the corner, here’s a tip for reducing your carbon footprint in college: switch to a laptop! Laptops consume up to 85% less energy than desktops. Also, @Capital_U provides students with free Google Workspace accounts. Use this for notes to reduce paper waste!
It's time for the "freshman 15" myth to take a seat. In its place, I present to you 15 nutritious and delicious places to grab a bite to eat around Capital University!😋
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Capital’s Annual Symposium on Undergraduate Scholarship and Graduate Research is in less than one week! So excited to be presenting my research again. To plan out which presentations you wish to attend, visit https://t.co/tlNCk9hp1T!
Tuesday College Tip:
Only say yes to things you truly want to do. Maintaining a healthy balance of academic responsibilities and a social life can be hard, but in college it’s all about managing your time. Prioritize you and make sure you do things that actually make you happy!
Hey future public relations majors and minors at Capital U! A piece of advice for PR262 students: create a content tracker like this to save time and optimize the content you're creating!
For more on how to set yourself up for success in PR Writing, visit:
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One of the best things about living on campus at @Capital_U is we have a full grocery store right across the street! Market District provides students with access to everything from fresh, healthy food to laundry detergent. It also has a Starbucks and a floral department inside!
Burnout is a stress-related state of exhaustion that affects college students, now more than ever. If you have a broad range of interests like me, don’t be afraid to take a variety of classes! This strategy helps prevent burnout by not overloading yourself in one concentration!
It might be April 1st, but this is no joke! Many places around Columbus offer student discounts, including the Columbus Museum of Art, Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, and the Chick-fil-A in Grandview. It never hurts to ask!
#CollegeTip for today: Everyone does college differently. Don’t compare your learning pace, schedule, grades, or even the time you wake up to your peers. What works for one person doesn’t mean it’s the best approach for you. Set goals for yourself and stay focused!
When people reflect on great college experiences, rarely do they include the food on campus. Luckily for me, Capital University is the exception.
Read more here to see how I'm getting my fix of our chocolate chip croissants despite remote learning: https://t.co/o6ulDf62Lt
Sometimes going to college can be nerve wracking, so to help everyone feel more prepared, here's five things I wish I knew before I started at @Capital_U!
I’m thankful that there are people at Capital working so hard for remote students to stay involved. Events make days away from my Capital home a little easier! Download the Corq app to stay up to date with all the events coming up!