PATRIDGE TIPS

Of cause at one point everyone would like to join a good campus given the freedom it comes along with such as class attendance being optional, no continuous syllabus (so cramming is not an issue) and no caning but comically enough this freedom comes with consequences.At the end of the semester, you will have to sit for an examination.  Given that no student would like to graduate with just a ‘pass’ they will do anything possible to pass the exam. Here are the five things that students will do to acquire those good grades. Writing ‘Mwakenya’ Believe me, this is not a new vocabulary to any student who is on campus, no! Even the ‘bright ones’. Can you imagine the whole semester you’ve been partying, attending ‘bash’, road trips, spending time with your girlfriend/boyfriend etc, then you see a text sent by your class representative in the class WhatsApp group “Our examinations will begin next week.” Seriously, do you expect students with such a short notice to

What's the best way to survive in college? Here are some simple life hacks to help you get through your time on campus ‘College are the best years of your life’ As you have fun and experience what college is all about, it is important you know how to get along and cope with ten campus environment. Here are some simple life hacks to help you survive in college: - Save time studying by listening to recorded lectures at twice the speed. - Build up your GPA in the beginning semesters when classes are easier. - For an easy breakfast, make scrambled eggs in the microwave using a coffee mug. - Invest in a laptop lock. - Stop rampant pen hijacking by hiding a blue ink cartridge in a red pen. - When it’s hot out, hang a damp towel hung over an open window to cool down a stuffy dorm room. - If you’re a heavy sleeper, putting your phone into a glass will amplify the sound. - When giving a presentation, set up a friend to ask you a question that you already know the

15 Jobs You Can Do On-Campus While there certainly is no shortage of off-campus jobs you could potentially get, you may not necessarily have the time or transportation to get off campus all the time. So, where does that leave you? Well, there are (perhaps surprisingly) lots of ways you can earn some cash while staying on campus property. 1. Become a tutor This may be an obvious option, but being a tutor is a surprisingly lucrative side-hustle. If you excel in some subject, chances are other students might need a little extra help -- and are willing to pay for it. Or, students in your area (like high school students or even other college students) might need your expertise, as well. While the actual pay or rate you can get may vary depending on the subject, type of student, or area you are tutoring, you could potentially make up to $18 bucks an hour -- not bad for using your brain. 2. Become a resident advisor For years, one of the simplest ways to earn (or save) some extra money