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How to Write an Expository Essay
The expository essay is a genre of nonfiction writing in which a writer aims to explain a topic or concept. In this genre of essay writing, the writer is not required to put forward an original argument, but rather aims to educate the reader on a topic. This contrasts with the argumentative and persuasive essay… Read More
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How to Write a Persuasive Essay
In a persuasive essay, the writer aims to convince the reader of an opinion or stance on a topic using a mixture of research-based evidence, emotion, and appeals to credibility. Persuasive essay writing is sometimes conflated with argumentative essay writing. However, while both genres aim to justify a claim and persuade the reader, they differ… Read More
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How to Choose a College Major — Interview With Dr. Theodorea Regina Berry From University of Central Florida
TUN sits down with Dr. Theodorea Regina Berry, Dean of the University of Central Florida’s College of Undergraduate Studies and Vice Provost of Student Learning and Academic Success, to discuss how students can pick a major that is right for them. TUN: Dr. Berry, thanks so much for joining us! DR. BERRY: Thank you for… Read More
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Benefits of Joining a Club in College — Interview With Will Sauerland, Hydroponics Club President at Pitt
TUN sits down with Will Sauerland, president of the Hydroponics Club at the University of Pittsburgh, to discuss the benefits of joining a club in college. TUN: Will, thanks so much for joining us! Will: Thanks for having me. Pleasure to be here. Before we get into the reasons why, or potentially why not, students… Read More
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How to Set and Achieve Academic Goals
The grades you earn in both high school and college have enormous implications, as they can greatly influence what will be the next stage in your life. For high school students, the grades on your transcript will play a big role in where you’ll attend college. And for those already pursuing undergraduate degrees, your grades… Read More
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How Was Spring Semester Enrollment Impacted by COVID?
Coronavirus-induced disruptions to the spring semester did not cause an unusual amount of college students to change their enrollment status, according to a new report from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center. Even after campus shutdowns, the number of students who withdrew from college or changed their enrollment status from full-time to part-time were mostly… Read More