Why Academic Culture Rewards Consistency More Than Talent
Students think that talent is the only thing that leads to academic success. This fact is partially correct, but success never depends on a single factor. One thing that is important to succeed in every facet of life, especially in academics, is “Consistency”. Even though talent is important, if a student is not consistent, all […]
Read MoreWhy Strong Essay Hooks Make a Huge Difference in Academic Writing
The opening few sentences of an academic essay are what will make or break whether a reader will keep reading or not. The hook draws the reader’s attention and makes the paper relevant; it sets the intellectual tone for the paper. However, many students fail to recognize this important aspect and simply begin with background […]
Read MoreCommon TEAS Exam Mistakes That Cost Students Valuable Points
Getting ready for the TEAS exam can be daunting; with the knowledge that it’s just a few simple errors that keeps you from achieving your desired score, you can imagine that we have encountered many students that have invested weeks going over science, practicing math problems, and enhancing their reading skills, only to lose precious […]
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How Law Students Handle Conflicting Legal Opinions in Writing
The law doesn’t always provide students with a clean and tidy solution. Each judge may have a different interpretation of the same principle; an academic may argue different logic than has been accepted, and later opinions may read or otherwise understand the previous opinion differently. This makes it difficult to write about conflicting legal views […]
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