Author: k_maulana
The Launch of our “International Student Survival Series”
Hey! Welcome back to the blog! After much discussion and feedback we received, we’re excited to begin working on the blog with a more tailored and focused dialogue with international students, beginning with our very own International Student Survival Series! International students in the UK and the US (where we are based currently) face a series…
Important Factors I consider for my Study Routine
Today, I’ll be talking to you guys about the factors I considered when developing my study style. Just a disclaimer though; like a lot of things in university, this is a very subjective topic. So the way I approach things may not necessarily work the same way for me as it did for you. Finding…
Running Your Own Race of Life
Wow, it’s almost been a full year since my last post! Sorry about that, but it feels good to dip back into this project. Now, to brush off the dust off the top of the blog with a short & sweet post. It’s something I’ve learned over the course of my first year spent properly…
Summer’s here; Will your focus be too?
Summer’s in the air. The tail-end of Term 3 is synonymous with the season of relaxation – and relax I most certainly will. With that comes the lethargy, the laziness to try & accomplish something & subsequently the idea of resting for 2 straight months generates an almost infallible mental block. Well, I’m here to…
Changing my mindset via remote learning
Of course, spending the first year of what many deem a defining nonpareil experience of your life being cooped up at home isn’t exactly what I would call the most ideal situation. But as with any experience, one must take the good with the bad and overall, I wouldn’t say it isn’t too bad of…
What do I do in my off time?
Studying a full-time degree doesn’t leave as much leisure time as you’d hope. Especially in the times where a global pandemic has seemingly pervaded every corner of existence, it’s hard to find a hobby that doesn’t involve wanting to socialise with your friends. Gaming was originally a majority of what I did, and for good…
