Full disclosure: I attended Riverside City College and University of California, Riverside from 2017-2021. So if you’re wondering what homework is like while attending there (esp. as a potential business major), this article is for you. I’m going to explain […]
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The Spring 2021 busy season is mostly complete. To better report on how that went, we heard from 26 Kenyan and 37 Indian freelancers. They gave us feedback on their experience in StudyGate. We compiled their responses to create this […]
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Tutor profile bios should be student-centric and focused on solving the student’s homework problems. But how do you convince them you’re legit? In this article, I’m going to share with you how new and experienced tutors get students without lots […]
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Fall 2019 is here to stay. And we’ve got some lit updates to share that will boost your semester grades. Here’s what’s new: First the features and stats 📈 You can track tutor on-time delivery rate for homework help on […]
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By Jacob Hallman Today I’m going to show you how to write an academic paper quickly and effectively. This technique works great for getting 2 letter grades better in your writing assignment. Chelsea Mandler nailed this technique even though she […]
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Applying for your first “real” job is exciting. It’s also scary. For many jobs, you’ll be competing against hundreds of other applicants. You need to find a way to make yourself stand out from the crowd. Unfortunately, some college grads […]
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Everyone knows that taking a college class can be intimidating. And it’s no joke that some of the most important classes you’ll take come in the English department. After all, good communication and writing skills help us succeed in life. […]
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If you aren’t walking out of class today, the clock is ticking on your forgetting what it was like to be a student. Running StudyGate, I constantly see the things that annoy students. And I wanted to share them with […]
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Suddenly this girl appeared out of nowhere and fell to the floor. There was an audible gasp from the audience and just for a couple of seconds everyone thought it was part of the act. . . —Guy Adams, Circus-goer […]
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-Jacob Hallman June 5, 2019 This Guide is for Educators who want to learn how Gen Z students interact with the Internet when left unsurveyed and how you can better teach them. What You’ll Learn How Gen Z interacts with […]
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According to Lending Tree, the average cost of college in the US is $20,770 annually for in-state colleges and $46,950 at private schools (non-profit). This guide will help you evaluate a complete list of tuition costs for specific colleges based […]
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You might see many jobs for the homework market show up on StudyGate, especially in homework help. But how do you get students to accept your bid? After reading this article, you’ll get a game plan for how to approach […]
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