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You’re not studying at the Big Four—so what?

The year 2018 was one I will never forget. It was one of those fast-paced moments in my life when I made a leap from

Study tips: Honor students share their secrets to getting good grades

It’s best to know your learning style. For me what works is paying attention, taking down notes during class and asking questions. When I participate actively in class, I get to retain more information.

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Indian student’s billionaire dad hires staff of 12 as she studies in UK university

Instead of a dorm and a roommate, the student will live in a mansion near campus along with 12 staff members.

Mother gave up job, went to class with autistic son to help him get into university

Thanks to his mom, Bao Han is set to study computer science in a university which caters to students with special needs.

New list ranks cheapest and most expensive cities for student housing

Students looking to study abroad may want to consult a new report that ranks the most expensive, and inexpensive cities for housing. Released by international

It’s not about the Big 4

Visit us on Instagram To be You; Facebook: To be You; e-mail inq.tobeyou@gmail.com With the advent of graduation and college entrance test results, everyone is

Afghan mother cradling baby during university exam goes viral

Afghan farmer Jahantab Ahmadi sits on the ground, her baby resting in her lap, as she focuses on the university entrance exam she hopes will

‘What is the most important subject you have to learn at university?’

The list of reasons Pope Francis stole the hearts of Filipinos is unending.

Looking for Jose Rizal in Madrid

During a stopover in Madrid from their studies at Universidad Internacional Menendez Pelayo (UIMP) in Santander, 24 Filipino scholars, including this writer, were toured by UIMP administration and Agencia Española de Cooperacion Internacional (AECI), in cooperation with the Philippine Embassy in Madrid, to retrace Jose Rizal’s footsteps as a young student and later as an expatriate in the Spanish capital in the late 19th century.