With finals week coming up, many students will be cramming for important exams, projects, and papers. However, USD psychology professors share the disadvantages of this last minute studying technique.
Read moreA small team of students and faculty have been working for the last few years developing a disability studies program. Their goal is to get the course curriculum officially implemented within the next school year.
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Professors share the most memorable late-work excuses they’ve heard from students. Did yours make the list?
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The SAT has been shortened and moved online. USD chooses to extend its test blind admissions policy for the 2022 admissions cycle.
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Students weigh in on the professor-ranking website and whether it benefits course selection. Some swear by the resource, while others are cautious of credibility.
Read moreMany college students feel pressured to go to every class, get an A on every test, and obtain resume builders whenever possible. We may feel validated when we do well in school or when professors let us know we are doing a good job, but this can disrupt our mental health.
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As more vaccines become available and the University of San Diego’s COVID-19 case rates continue to change, the university has implemented new policies as well as provided updated information about the future of Spring 2021 and the following school year.
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Stephen Conroy, Ph.D., the current associate dean for undergraduate programs, professor of economics, and recipient of multiple research and teaching awards, is an advocate for student success.
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