When it comes to tiered cakes, structural engineering in cake design is just as important as baking skills and creativity. A structurally sound cake not only looks professional but also ensures safety and stability, especially during transport or long events.In this guide, you’ll learn essential tools, techniques, and expert tips to build tiered cakes that…
Are you having trouble with organizing notes and assignments efficiently? Do you constantly find yourself drowning in messy notes and forgotten assignments? You’re not alone. One of the biggest struggles we face as students is staying organized, especially when juggling multiple subjects, deadlines, and study materials. But here’s the truth: mastering note and assignment organization…
Engineering has been one of the most challenging academic paths I have ever pursued. Between the demanding coursework, complex problem-solving, and fast-paced semesters, it’s no wonder so many engineering students (myself included) struggle to keep up. The good news? Using the right study techniques can make a huge difference in your performance and confidence. As…
Being a senior ME student has a lot of challenges including senior capstone. Here I talk through my first semester experience and how the process works. I also share my advice and tips for any other LSU students reading.
Returning to school as an adult while working full-time can be overwhelming. I highlight the importance of prioritizing tasks, daily to-do lists, and block scheduling. Collaborating with friends helps manage assignments, while a reliable planner, like The Dailee Academic Planner, assists in organizing schedules effectively. Emphasizing flexibility and grace in managing responsibilities is crucial.
One of my most asked questions is “Why on EARTH did you decide to go to grad school when it’s not required to enter your career field?” There are lots of reasons that I’m doing so. Some make sense and some that are just personal convictions. For starters, I have always wanted a masters degree….
For starters, hi! I’m Abby and I’m currently a senior in mechanical engineering at LSU (graduating May 2025). I’m 28 years old and working on my second bachelor’s degree. So how did we get here? Let’s roll it back a little bit. Fresh out of high school, I had no idea what I wanted to…
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