study space

• 5 Ways to Personalize and Beautify Your Dorm Room

  Written on August 23, 2011 by Sarah Ward

  Did you know the way you decorate your dorm room can affect your GPA? Recently I read that college students who have beautiful spaces actually score better on exams than those who don’t. Consider having an attractive study space is going to help you stick around and study rather than a space that repels and disgusts you. So with the goal in mind to do better at college, here are five tips to beautify and personalize your dorm room and study space. Continue reading →

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  Category: Art & Design, How To, Life, On Campus, Online College
  Tags: dorm room, study space

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  Study Space Toolkit for Online Students

  Written on August 2, 2011 by Sarah Ward

  As you’re getting ready to go back to college this fall, here are things that every online college student should have on hand in their study space. Stocking your study space toolkit will prevent you from interrupting your wasting valuable study time to deal with a crisis. You won’t even need to leave your desk! Besides using the restroom, of course… Continue reading →

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  Category: Back To College, Life, Online College
  Tags: college professors, online college, online college instructors, study space

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• Design Secrets from the Pros

  Written on June 5, 2011 by Shane Inman

  In a reimagined space, there is an easy solution to almost any problem. Many people make the mistake of thinking that smaller rooms require lighter paint colors to brighten them up. Actually, it’s just the opposite. As strange as it may sound, smaller spaces appear larger when painted a darker color. Darker colors hide ceiling lines and corner shadows to make walls and ceilings appear further away. It is important that you don’t paint the room black, of course, but a darker hue of the already-chosen color will definitely do the trick. Continue reading →

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  Category: Art & Design, Career, Expert Articles
  Tags: study space

• Dorm Decorating Tips from Interior Designer Jill Vegas

  Written on April 22, 2011 by Sarah Ward

  Recently I’ve been reading through New York interior designer Jill Vegas’s Speed Decorating book, gleaning ideas for dorm decorating for college students. If your dorm room needs a face lift, look no further. Continue reading →

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  Category: Art & Design
  Tags: book recommendations, study space

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• Calculated Space: From Dorm to Home Office to Corporate Office

  Written on April 14, 2011 by Shane Inman

  On one end of the scale, there are those climbing the corporate ladder who are poised behind stately architectural desks worthy of the Oval Office; on the other end, there are those academically advancing toward magna cum laude who are toiling in front of institutional-issued laminate work stations. From those Fortune 500 headquarters to community college dorm rooms everywhere, the space to that you choose to secure your future may be helping you or hindering you. Continue reading →

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  Category: Art & Design, Expert Articles, Life
  Tags: study space, work space

• What NOT to do when preparing for the GRE

  Written on April 7, 2011 by Guest Blogger

  I recently took the GRE, and I was pretty disappointed in my results. There were several things that I did wrong that affected my test results.
  I’m not an expert, but here are some things to avoid when taking the GRE. Continue reading →

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  Category: Grad School
  Tags: college stress, exam preparation, study habits, study space

• Spring Clean your Dorm Room

  Written on March 20, 2011 by SherRon Marcek

  Spring has sprung and the time has come to clear the cobwebs and let in some sunshine! That dreary dorm room of yours could probably use a good deep clean and a small face lift. Here are a few ways to breathe some new life into your study space. Continue reading →

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  Category: How To, Life
  Tags: cleaning, dorm room, roommates, spring break, study space

• Ten Tips On Setting Up The Electronics In Your Home For Attending Online Colleges

  Written on November 18, 2010 by Michael Moss

  Attending college online is a great way to earn a degree from the comfort of your home - no need to commute long distances! While this can save you money, you will need to outfit your workstation with the electronic devices and accessories you’ll need to succeed. Continue reading →

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  Category: Back To College, Online College, Online Education, Software, Tools
  Tags: online college education, online courses, online universities, study space

• Ten Things To Do To Create A Great Place To Study For Your Online College Courses

  Written on November 12, 2010 by Michael Moss

  tudying is key for anyone that wants to pass their classes with high marks. One must create the perfect environment if he or she plans on absorbing any information precisely during a study session. Here are ten things to do to create a great place to study for your online college courses. Continue reading →

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  Category: Back To College, Online College, Online Education
  Tags: music, online college courses, online degrees, online schools, study habits, study space, time management

• Ten Ways to Make Working on Assignments for Online Colleges More Efficient

  Written on November 7, 2010 by Michael Moss

  You may have already prepared for your online courses by creating a workspace and schedule for yourself, but it’s also important to be ready for productivity. Here are ten ways to make working on assignments for online colleges more efficient. Continue reading →

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  Category: Online College, Online Education, Tools
  Tags: computer, online college resources, study space, time savers, work space