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Starting a degree in Economics? A teacher tells you what to expect
Economics has a unique way of looking at the world through unique tools and mechanisms. The problem, however, starts here. If you ask the question: What is economics, you could be misled.
Features to look for in an international MBA
In this article, we offer an insider scoop on how prospective students and employers can tell a good MBA from a bad one by evaluating four key feature.
A university student’s guide to time management
The best way to manage time, therefore, is to simply stop letting ourselves become distracted for hours on end. And yes, this does mean that watching one extra productivity hack video on YouTube will be detrimental to this journey.
5 YouTube channels to help you prepare for the SAT
Five of the best YouTube channels to help you prepare for the SATs.
The bittersweet experience of planning your school’s senior week
The memories you take back with you will be worth it.
A guide to applying for undergraduate programs in the United States
Applying to universities in the United States is a confusing, exhausting, and painful experience.
Could university clubs be overrated?
University clubs come with their slew of pitfalls.
Without good teachers, any education reform agenda is futile
The solution to this problem lies in generating more opportunities for the employment of our graduates – at home and abroad.
Cover Story / The complex roots of maths anxiety
Maths Anxiety, a problem persistent among students yet hardly talked about.
Grade grievance and the lack of transparency in university grading systems
Grade grievance result from a lack of transparency in a university’s grading process.
Should national curriculum teachers rethink how they guide college students?
Teaching methods currently are often too reliant on test papers as teaching material.
An open letter to our teachers
"Respected teachers, give us time and space to grow."
Online Education: A failed experiment?
Despite the universities' efforts, students were still unsatisfied.
The woes and misery of a pandemic examinee
From school-going children to students pursuing their masters, people from various age groups have been suffering the plight of being a pandemic examinee.
Why take a gap year?
A gap year is more than just taking time off from one’s academic career. It is a period of time for experiential learning, developing new skills, expanding horizons, and culturally diversifying oneself.
Is Dropping a Semester Worth It?
A decision that comes with its benefits as well as repercussions.
DCs, UNOs can disburse private school, college teachers' salary: ministry
The Education Ministry issues a directive requiring the deputy commissioners and upazila nirbahi officers (UNOs) to sign the salary bills of private school and college teachers and employees in case of any complicacies under the existing system though which their salaries are disbursed with signatures of the governing body chiefs of these institutions.
College boy who ‘left home in rage’ found dead in Dhanmondi Lake
A college boy, who went missing two days ago after storming out of his house in rage, has been found dead in Dhanmondi Lake.
2nd merit list for class XI admission published
The Dhaka Education Board authorities publish the second merit list for admission in class XI for the academic session of 2015-2016.
