Thoughts on education, online learning, and the academic world from the NoNeedToStudy team.
As the COVID-19 health threat continues to evolve, No Need To Study has taken a number of steps to protect our stakeholders and safeguard the communities where they live and work around the world. We...
Read moreNo one is born a writer—but that appears to be the assumption of most professors when they hand out essay writing assignments in online classes. The instructions are long, but mostly lay down rules...
Read morePocatello (affectionately called “Pokey” by those in the know) is not exactly the biggest city in the United States. It’s not even the biggest city in Idaho. When driving north to south through the...
Read moreThose who want to cheat will always find ways to cheat, no matter how complex the system is designed to stop them. But what if the ability to cheat was built right into the system? That’s what...
Read moreMany employers will require you to take a psychometric test before they will hire you. These tests essentially provide your future employer with a profile of your behaviors and personality, not just...
Read moreIt’s hard to be a university student, even in this and age, when higher education is supposedly more accessible than ever before. Over the past year, the difficulties for students of color have been...
Read moreIn the United States, the national student debt crisis has become one of the main talking points during this election cycle. Candidates on both sides of the aisle are talking about what needs to be...
Read moreAccording to an ex teacher of the royal, Prince Harry was routinely helped to cheat at Eton College—by his own teachers. He was such a weak student, they say, that on his A-level art course, at least...
Read moreMost people believe that while tuition for university might be expensive in England, it is far more expensive in the US. But is that really true? It is starting to become more and more apparent that...
Read moreAre online class difficult? What most people are really asking when they ask this questions is whether or not online classes are more or less difficult than traditional classes. And in truth, a lot...
Read moreIllinois isn’t the only state where serious tuition increases have made it more and more difficult for the average person to get into college. While tuition rates have doubled over the last decade at...
Read moreIt is impossible to deny that attending college has become more exponentially more expensive of the last thirty years. My father did his masters from Yale University in 1995, and did so without...
Read moreTalk about hypocrisy, Goldman Sachs is currently in the process of letting twenty of their analysts go, after it was discovered that these analysts had cheated on their internal Goldman Sachs...
Read moreOkay, so plagiarism isn’t exactly the sexiest scandal in the world. It’s nowhere near as sexy as a sex scandal and it’s not exactly the stuff Scandal episodes are made of. It’s hard to see Olivia...
Read moreLet’s be honest—technology has done a mountain of good for our world. Most articles you’re going to read in the news today about technology are going to discuss its negative features, how it’s ruined...
Read moreYou already know that in today’s economic climate, there’s nothing employers value more than a well-educated, flexible individual that is willing to go the extra mile to get things done. Being...
Read moreEducation of today no longer holds the sacred status that it did in the past. Gone are the days when students graduated college and their diplomas actually meant that they earned them. Gone is the...
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