#EstudyanTIPS: How To Make An Emergency Bag
You never know when disaster might strike, so it's always a good idea to keep an emergency "go bag" to grab when it does. Here's how you can put together your own emergency bagAuthor:Margo - Office of PR and Marketing | Date: November 23, 2020
#EstudyanTIPS: How to Stop Procrastinating
Now that classes are online and we are all stuck at home, it's easy to put off schoolwork for later when our beds are in plain sight. Here are some tips to help fight procrastination.Author:Margo - Office of PR and Marketing | Date: November 17, 2020
#EstudyanTIPS: Research Paper Made Easy
One of the most annoying part of writing research papers is writing your references. Thankfully, with the help of Microsoft Word, this can be really easy!Author:Margo - Office of PR and Marketing | Date: November 12, 2020
#EstudyanTIPS: Work Smarter, Not Harder
Nowadays, success is not measured by hard work. You can be successful in your studies with less effort if you work smart, and not hard. With that, here are tips on how you can work smarter for school.Author:Margo - Office of PR and Marketing | Date: November 9, 2020
#EstudyanTIPS: Apps to help rest your eyes
Online classes can really take a toll on our eyes. And while nothing beats taking a break from answering your modules once in a while, here are some apps to help you rest your eyes if you can’t take a break.Author:Margo - Office of PR and Marketing | Date: October 21, 2020
#EstudyanTIPS: Tips to save data
1. Use WiFi whenever it is available. This keeps you from using up your data allocationAuthor:Margo - Office of PR and Marketing | Date: October 20, 2020
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