Category: Courses
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Common Data Set- How to use it for college search
The Common Data Set results from a joint initiative among data providers in the higher education community. The publishers for the same are College Board, Peterson’s, and U.S. News & World Report. The purpose is to enhance the accuracy and quality of information disseminated to those planning to transition to higher education. Simply put, the… Read more
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Navigating College Curricula: Open vs. Core Options Explained
You may have heard the words “open curriculum” or “core curriculum” and haven’t a clue what your counselors or the speakers at information sessions are going on about. It’s important to clarify these concepts for you, a potential applicant because they encourage you to think about a) the different approaches to education and b) your… Read more
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Discovering Your Career with the Japanese technique of “Ikigai”
What does the concept of ‘Ikigai’ mean? There is a stereotype attached to the Japanese that they are overly diligent and dedicated. Some Japanese do claim that they work harder than others. But in reality, that is not the case. What appears to be “working harder” is working in a state of flow resulting in… Read more
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Forensic Entomology-The study of how insects help solve crimes
Forensic Entomology is the study of insects and arthropods in criminal investigations. It offers a fascinating glimpse into the natural world’s role in solving crimes. Imagine a crime scene where the silent witnesses are not humans but tiny insects that swarm over a decomposing body, often within minutes of death. These insects, primarily flies and… Read more
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Studying Medicine in the UK
If you are planning on studying medicine, the UK is a great place to start. The world-class universities with passionate teachers and state-of-the-art facilities will allow you to hone your specialism. Studying in the UK gives you the unique advantage of caring for people in real clinical settings. Hence, you don’t have to wait until… Read more
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Jobs of future in emerging industries & technologies.
The Future of Jobs Report 2023 is an important resource for understanding the evolving landscape of jobs. The statistics from The Future of Jobs Report 2023 are clear: change is coming to the job market. Nearly a quarter of jobs will transform in the next five years. Understanding the report will enable students to understand… Read more
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Are U.S. Summer Schools Worth the Investment?
As an international student, if you are looking to make the best use of your summer holidays, you could join a summer school in the U.S. While your vision of your holiday time might be to play video games, watch movies, and catch up with friends, the benefits of joining a 4- to 7-week summer… Read more
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Exploring Biomimicry: Nature’s Lessons for Sustainable Innovation
In a world seeking sustainable solutions to complex challenges, the concept of biomimicry has emerged as a remarkable avenue for innovation. By drawing inspiration from the natural world, biomimicry offers a fresh perspective on problem-solving and design. Biomimicry, derived from “bios,” meaning life, and “mimesis,” meaning to imitate, involves mimicking nature’s patterns, systems, and strategies… Read more
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University of Washington Honors Program
At the University of Washington, the spirit of intellectual exploration thrives within the University Honors Program. This dynamic and interdisciplinary initiative invites a diverse community of students to embark on a transformative journey of expansive thinking, global consciousness, and impactful leadership. The Honors Program at the University of Washington enrolls approximately 1300 undergraduates every year.… Read more
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Ultimate Guide to the UC Berkeley M.E.T Program
In the rapidly evolving landscape of higher education, innovative programs that bridge disciplines are paving the way for a new breed of professionals. The Berkeley Management, Entrepreneurship, and Technology (M.E.T.) program combines the power of business acumen and engineering prowess. The M.E.T. program at the University of California, Berkeley, is rewriting the rules of education… Read more
