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We are going into hibernation for a while, but will return when we have fresh univeristy topics to cover. In the mean time please find our new index on the substack and enjoy the posts as you see fit. Thank you for your readership.
Graduation day for the Academic Survival Guide's readership
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Graduation is the high point of your academic achievement whether that is undergraduate or post graduate. However, what can be a wonderful day can also be very stressful, we give you tips for how to deal with it
The end of the road for some the begining of the road for others.
Partying being interrupted for a night alone, big academic achievements, moments where you remember something from long ago, homesickness is a standard if undercoverwd part of being a student. We discuss ways to deal with it, and destigmatize it.
Whether you're going away from home for the first time or have been away for a while it is something that sneak up on you.
During every univeristy course at all levels there will be a moment where you feel like giving up and throwing in the towel. We discuss this feeling in depth from a place of normalisation and how to cope.
How to carry on when you feel like quitting
Referencing is a vital if often boring part of academia, our article today sets out some handy ways to do it as well as the mindset in which to view it. We aim to make it as fun as possible.
A simple but vital tool
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Picking the best univeristy to go to can be incredibly anxiety inducing, however, we have made a guide to make picking easier. From grades, to jobs, to future prospects everything matters, but always trust your gut!
For our full free guide to picking the best univeristy/college see below
One of the most important choices you'll make in life.
Sadly every course, undergraduate or post graduate will have setbacks, these can be academic or personal but never fear there are methods to overcome and things you can do.
Sadly the course of acadmeic education is never easy.
Seeing you have to write a 10,000 word essay in two weeks can be incredibly stressful and daunting. We've all been there. However we have soke tips to help out so massive word counts don't seem so bad.
Starting a project whether that's a dissertation, a masters thesis, or a PhD thesis can be massively overwhelming this is a guide to help wi
Being a researcher is one of the many hats you'll have to wear as a student and like with anything there is a knack to it. Don't waste your time studying vast books and not retaining a word we have produced a few key tips to help guide you on your way.
From history, to graphic design, to English literature research is a massive part of being a student
Being away at University for the first time or going to a new University for post grad, can be a wild time with sex, drugs and alcohol being on tap. We discuss how to deal with the new found freedom of university and things to consider
A guide to self control
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For our eleventh post we are talking about common mental health struggles faced by students.
A lot of people don't understand just how hard it is to be a student, in terms of pressure, home sickness and wider mental health concerns.
In this column we are taking a moment to reflect and look at 4 key mental health concerns that affect students, hopefully it is helpful to you and yours.
Doing what's best for you.
My tenth post is all about imposter syndrome, imposter syndrome stains many students making them consider their worth and their value as a young researcher. In today's column we are getting to the root of the condition and creating mechanisms in which to overcome it should you begin to feel this way.
Second only to procrastination in a lot of students burdens.
My ninth post all about deadlines. Deadlines as an undergraduate, postgraduate or mature student can be incredibly nerve-wracking. However in this post we are discussing techniques to help, as well as the importance of planning and understanding how you work best.
The key lesson for students of all ages.
My Seventh post is making friends many people feel a lot of anxiety either going to univeristy for the first time, going to university as a mature student, or staying on as a post graduate, with regards to friends, making them, what to do after they have left and social acceptance.
Herein we are breaking down the best ways to make friends whatever stage of academia you're at, and how even the most socially anxious need not worry about being friendless at university/college if you're American
A guide to making friends and dealing with social anxiety
My sixth post is about partying as a post graduate and how to balance a social life with intense study. A lot of the time I aim to write my column so that undergraduates can also get use out of it, and whilst there is still something to be said here for that it is mainly aimed at the high intensity work of post graduate projects.
The post aims to dispel the notion of post graduates as zealous students who never cut loose (a little humour).
I discuss why you do need time with hobbies, friends, loved ones or just away from your studies to avoid things like burnout. Whilst also saying where too much partying can lead as a post graduate.
I discuss balance and how you can have it all.
Postgraduates can bust a move too
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My fifth post is about how to fit in studying to your routine and the best times of day for studying. It works in a similar way to the procrastination post in that it tackles the conversation from the lens of different people have different commitments, and different learning styles and so presents different tips. My advice column truly does not believe in a one size fits all approach and tries it's best to approach things in a way that will be the most helpful to the most people.
As such this post tackles the idea from it you're a night owl or if you are someone who works alongside your studies and suggests different approaches.
Own the library.
My fourth post is about budgeting, making money and saving money as a student.
No matter what country you are in inflation has made it so students'budgets have never been tighter.
In this post I give you 3 ways to make money as a student, 3 ways to save money as a student and 2 bonus tips based on my personal examples.
Being a student is highly linked to poverty and that is unlikely to change anytime soon, but there are things you can do to lessen the burden for yourself and others.
Students have never been more hard off