How to Survive Finals
Finals are almost here and unfortunately some of us are just realizing that throughout the semester we really didn’t learn much. Luckily, over the years I have found a few techniques that make taking final exams more bearable.
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Surviving Finals Week
It is coming to the end of the semester where stress begins to fill the air as students await to take their finals. These finals mark the final grade students receive to either help or worsen their class average in hopes for the highest possible grade. However, students should realize that finals week is not the end of the world so do not panic. Yes, it is important to study and take time to relearn older material previously covered in their courses, but it is just a test. People put emphasis on the word final, making other stress the idea that it is still just a test.
Saint Leo University’s New Online Degree in Logistics
Saint Leo University now offers an online business administration degree program with a specialization in logistics. Starting the summer of 2014, students will be able to pursue a new specialization that will get them ready for a future in business.
Monster Bash
The atmosphere was calm and fun as the students of the University enjoyed festivities at the Monster Bash. This event was hosted by the Dining Hall. Students and staff dressed up to celebrate Halloween. There was plenty of candy and goodies for the students to enjoy.
Talent Show
Wednesday, Oct. 23 the Caribbean Student’s Association (CSA) hosted a talent show in Selby Auditorium to showcase some of Saint Leo’s talented students.
The Naked Roommate on Campus
Cohen is the author of The Naked Roommate, a book on how to survive college. On September 16th, he gave a speech at Saint Leo University to tell students about college life and dating.
Softball Slams into First Place: A Productive Weekend for the Lions
It has been a season high for the University Softball Team as the ladies are now at an impressive 34-14 record and sit in first place with a Sunshine State Conference record of 14-4. The ladies hosted the Eckerd College Tritons in Conference Action this weekend and did not disappoint Lion fans as they swept the Tritons in impressive fashion.
Scholarships can apply to everyone
For years and years I have seen multiple students struggle with finding and obtaining scholarships to help them achieve a higher education. What makes the struggle even more depressing is that there are thousands of scholarships available for any type of student in the world. You just need the knowledge to find legitimate ones and apply for them smartly.
Praise and Worship
Every Wednesday from 9 to 10 p.m., Campus Ministry gathers in the St. Jude Chapel to celebrate Praise and Worship. Or as Campus Minister Matt Cranley calls it:
Monster Fish Invade Florida’s Waters
Biologist Kelly Gestring caught a 14-pound fish in Broward County, nearly breaking an international record, and he isn’t happy about it. The species of fish Gestring caught was a bullseye snakehead, an invasive species in Florida’s freshwater systems. It can breathe air, enabling it to survive outside of water for days. They were discovered in Broward County’s waters in 2000, and haven’t been eliminated since.
