10 Gifs Describing Your Back-to-School Feelings
Oh man! It’s time to go back to school! Unfortunately, time flies when you’re having fun. We get it, you want to chill and enjoy your vacation. Just to cheer you up Nerdify has compiled a bunch of awesome gifs, that will turn your frown upside down. Recognize yourself?
1. When you want to run away from homework and stress.
You can run, but you can’t hide!
2. When the teachers and lectures are boring…
Yeah! Sleeping in class for the win!
3. Mourning for the loss of your summer break be like…
You left without saying goodbye; I can’t live without you (Sure you can!).
4. That awesome feel when you see your close friend in school.
You are like long-lost lovers. Aww!
5. When you and your friend are in different classes this year.
So close, yet so far. What’s the point of education now?
6. Seeing your school crush (again) be like…
You can’t help but be inspired. You promise to do well in school and be with him/her for the rest of your life.
Then, you remember—the concept of forever does not exist.
7. You ask yourself, “When’s the next holiday or long weekend?”
When you’re stressed, you need to rest. There are even people who ask, “When’s the next storm or typhoon?” (That’s bad!)
8. When the teacher asks, “What did you learn from last school year?
How can we remember when it’s one of the things we least care about?
9. When your teacher calls your name for self-introductions.
You’ve never been so screwed in your whole life!
10. (Bonus!) When the school bells rings for lunch break/dismissal.
And you’re probably exhausted. Nevertheless, you try to muster a small smile. Looks like lunch and dismissal are going to be your favorite subjects again.
And remember that no matter how many tasks you have and how little time to complete them all, Nerdify is here for you 24/7. Our Nerds are always happy to help with every study-related task:)
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December 4, 2018
Hey there! What a lovely day to enjoy new Nerdify reviews post. Ready to unleash your bad habits and fight them?
It’s already December and soon enough you gonna think of new resolutions to make. College is a challenging time, which always comes with risks of really bad academic troubles that we all seem to go through from time to time. There are new challenges, unknown environment, too much studying, and the joy of youth kicking in, so it is only natural that you try to cut the corners and find an easy way out! Nevertheless, it is important to take care of your college life and do your best to ditch the bad academic habits.
- The Art of Procrastination
Procrastination problem is what most students face on a daily basis as soon as the battle of deadlines versus the fun times starts! There is a movie that you definitely want to see or a party that you want to join early to meet your best friend or even a blog post that you want to read. This is when procrastination gets in the way. Trust us, we all have been there and it is only natural to put off some difficult tasks and think that you can do it later. The best way to ditch this bad habit is writing down a list of the “urgent” and “not so urgent” tasks in two columns. This way you can get more focused at tasks at hand and organize your time in a more efficient way!
2. Junk Food Problem
While it is tasty, quick, and you do not have to spend way too much time cooking, junk food can become a bad academic habit that comes up as soon as you start the college and try to get through the myriad of tasks. You run around, you catch a bite here and there, you talk to your friends as you eat, run around in the park, still chewing something. Sounds familiar? Add the late night pizza and Chinese takeouts to the list and you risk making all the healthcare specialists sad and angry! If there is a kitchen in your college room, start cooking your own simple food and check with your college friends to share the tips and get the best recipes. Moreover, stick to more accurate dining times and make sure that a time when you eat something is not in the middle of another task!
3. Using “you know”, “like” and “totally” When You Speak.
Now that you are about to become a skilled professional, your task is to work at the social skills and strive for academic success. You have to learn how to speak in a professional way and get rid of all the rubbish words and slang. We all get this “you know” and “like” bugs in our sentences, yet getting rid of these words can be really helpful. Just give it a bit more thought and learn to breathe! They call them “the filler words” because they are used to fill the space when you do not know what to say or when your lack of confidence comes through. Instead of using all these words, try to think and learn to talk at a slower pace, allowing yourself to focus on a subject and remember all the important information. This way the people will listen to you and know that you are experienced and have sufficient knowledge.
4. Ignoring College Group Projects
While far not everyone is guilty of this bad academic habit, it still exists and can be damaging to your college success, future resume, and a list of strong social skills that you definitely should have. Think of the group work where some people seem to do it all for the others while you just sit and watch. Do not be like one of such students and take an active role! Show some good work ethics and find a golden medium between a laid-back attitude and being a control freak. Be open to suggestions, yet learn to speak your opinion. It is a group project after all and everyone should do their best to be responsible and contribute!
5. The King of the Party
Sometimes it seems that it is not possible to survive through college without partying! While some of this is true since you do not have to turn nerdy and geeky being stuck in a college room with the books all the time, you have to remember of all the important deadlines and organize your parties (and the ones you want to join) wisely, so it does not affect your academic schedule and the other commitments. Make a party something to look forward to with no dark shadows from the tasks you have not finished yet! Even if you are a king of the party and like to have fun, remember that you can do both, if you manage your time and the plans!
6. You Bite More Than You Can Swallow: Doing Too Much at Once!
It is no wonder that an endless list of homework to do, confusing classes, and all the extra-curricular activities can make things a little bit too difficult! As a result, you may get a bad habit of trying to do it all at once. You start multi-tasking and aim for finishing several tasks at the same time. You may be a member of several clubs and you try to join two or more group projects, yet you start noticing that you are stressed out and anxious. It is a normal reaction of your mind and body to biting more than you can swallow. The solution is to take one step at a time and form a daily timetable to make sure that you give your best to each task. When you cannot do your best in a club or fail your friends by not being there, thinking of a next activity, it is never any good!
7. Bad Sleeping Habits
This is definitely one of the worst habits a college student may get! It is also one of the most challenging problems to get rid of! As your sleeping habits get worse and start to affect your grades and health in general, there are several ways to stay away from trouble! Schedule some morning time at the college gym, for example, or team up with your roommate by making plans for a specified time. This way you can keep quiet when you have to study and party hard when you both feel like it! Make sure to go to bed at the right time and remember that sleeping is important even when you feel energetic.
8. The Lack of Fashion
Maybe not really a bad academic habit, but it still makes a certain impression about you! The talk is about a lack of fashion or a specific fashion a college student may have. Think of your favorite t-shirt and the sweatpants that you just put on and let go. While it is quite convenient, it makes you look stressed out and not so professional. Choose the clothes that make you look stylish and professional, making it clear that you care for your outfit. Once people notice that you care for the way you look, you are no longer “that college student”, but a “bright and motivated person”!
9. Spending Too Much Time Online
Not exclusively a college student’s bad problem, the time we spend online is more harmful to your life and success when you have to study and get the good grades. We often tell ourselves that “five more minutes” won’t make a difference and scroll down to another post on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Yet, it all takes time! Just make your online presence useful for your future major by making your profile look professional and combine your social networks knowledge and skills with the exploration of a subject that you study!
10. Getting Rid of Laziness
Laziness is always a trouble for a college student and basically anyone who tries to reach some progress and grow as a person! Do not waste your time for the meaningless and dull things that just take your time and teach you nothing. Join social clubs, get involved in volunteering, and explore the opportunities that a college life offers! Do not sit locked in your college room, meet people, smile to others, have fun at the party, share your knowledge, experience, and skills, and learn how to make new friends! Do not be lazy because listening to this bad habit is actually stealing your own life!
Take care and stay motivated,
Nerdify reviews team
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October 27, 2020
Even though the times of quarantine and the social distancing have kept most of us indoors for months and the cinemas are not open yet, it does not mean that there is nothing worth checking out. According to the Nerdify reviews, there are at least five movies that you should definitely see in 2020 even if you stream them on your favorite device!
1. The Vast of Night
One of the interesting Amazon’s originals, it is an example of a movie that is destined to become a classic. Most people in our Nerdify reviews team loved the vintage feeling that it had. Andrew Patterson, the director, has managed to provide a sufficient cinematic environment to create a good old American drama with an interesting twist. It tells a story about a radio DJ called Everett and his best friend Faye who works as a telephone operator. The story starts when the pair catches a strange radio signal of unknown origin that they believe comes from outer space. It has enough mystery, drama, and suspense to keep things interesting because of great storytelling and interplay of the dialogues. As we have spent so much time stuck inside, this great movie is a breath of fresh air.
2. Tesla
Now the biopics are becoming even more popular than ever, Michael Almereyda’s “Tesla” takes a totally different route by focusing on the daily challenges of the famous 19th-century inventor. The physics and the experiments are portrayed through the lens of alienation, sadness, a scientific passion that borders with madness, and some sense of a mystery. The movie works like a painted collage that often puzzles the audience, yet it creates a revolutionary take and allows one to see a life story and connect the man with his challenges and inventions that went far ahead of his time. “Tesla” can be considered as a strong drama even though it is presented as a biopic. The Nerdify reviews recommend taking a look at this movie to see how often it is the simple things that matter the most!
3. Father, Soldier, Son
If you are ready for an emotional documentary movie that deals with family values, war traumas, raising two young boys on your own, and dealing with depression and loss of one’s identity, this movie has it all. No, it is not a dark movie per se because it shows how a person can come to grips with a different reality as time passes by. It offers a rare psychological outlook on how our personal values and the things we have learned (or learn) as children instantly change our perception and perspective even on the horrible things that happen in life. An interesting part of this movie is that it often switches from the main character’s tours of military duty to the man’s young sons who still see life with a glimpse of hope. As we live through the difficult times, this Netflix movie and a winner of the Tribeca Film Festival in 2020 actually help to bring hope back and feel proud of one’s country!
4. The Whistlers
Our Nerdify reviews collective always seeks something unusual. “The Whistlers” movie became such an example because it deals with a whistling language. Being the nerdy human forms we are, this movie instantly caught our attention because it is not some boring flick but a movie that tells about a police officer who wants to learn how to communicate without words. However, as he travels to the Canary Island, he discovers that there is much more to that! Intense, elegant, mysterious, smart, this movie will keep you inside a clever mixture of a Western and the classical crime movie. If you want action with a twist of intelligence, this will be a great must-see choice!
5. How to Build a Girl
Based on a famous novel penned by Caitlin Moran, “How to Build a Girl” instantly impresses the audience with a charming performance by Beanie Feldstein who plays the main character, Johanna. It is an interesting comedy about hope and always staying who you are no matter what. We all might remember being only sixteen years old or living in the 90s, trying to escape our siblings and getting into fights with the parents. Still, we always managed to get through! This story shows a profound building up of the protagonist, teaches how to accept someone who is critical of you, and helps to always go on no matter what. If you want to give yourself a positive boost, look no further!
Remember that watching a good movie will always bring your spirits up even if it is a sad-themed one. Take your time to think over what you have learned, share it, and, most importantly, have some fun!
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March 2, 2022
We all love shopping online, which is only natural as it takes away the burden of standing in front of the shop windows and gazing through the neon lights of the cold-starred mannequins. Seriously though, college students belong to the most popular target audience of online shoppers. According to Nerdify reviews, one of the reasons why online shopping is so popular among college learners is their strict schedule and endless run for discounts and special campaigns. Online shopping is awesome, yet it will get even better if you follow these 7 online shopping tips as you plan your next purchase:
1. Set Your Budget In Advance
We all know how challenging it may be to limit your spendings when you see that fancy dress online or would like to buy a new pair of headphones that just came out. It’s only natural to feel this way, yet it is vital to set your budget and even limit your daily or monthly spendings by logging in to your online banking system. This way you will always think twice and ask yourself whether you really need this something! According to our experts at Nerdify reviews, having a budget keeps you away from impulse purchases that you may regret at a later stage!
2. Make An Online Shopping Plan
It might sound like a minor trick but it always works wonders when you plan your online shopping time just the same way as you would plan a physical shopping day. When we do some shopping online, we try to come up with a list of good retailers and unusual shops that we have found to determine where we must go first and what alternatives are out there for those rare items that are not so popular. As a way to save your money, study the prices of the shops that you know well because it’s always safer to start with familiar sources.
3. Use Only Trustworthy Websites
Even though it has been repeated over and over again, always check the legit side of every website that you visit and make sure that they list guarantees and have retail registry information, refunds, and contact numbers that can be reached. Read online reviews and check for testimonials that go beyond the website itself. If something sounds too good to be true, it’s most likely so! It is better to be safe than sorry even if you have an awesome proposal right on the screen.
4. Read Online Shop Reviews
One of the best things you can do to stay safe as you shop online as a student is taking your time to read the reviews that may be available at places like TrustPilot or Sitejabber among others. Just add the word “review” to the shop’s name and see whether they provide accurate information. Do not just make a purchase until you collect enough information about the online store. See how accurate they are regarding returns, packaging, and many other factors like secure payment methods and retail licenses. Even if you shop on Amazon or eBay, read the seller testimonials first!
5. Seek Only Safe Payment Methods
Our team at Nerdify reviews has encountered it way too often when an online company would list all the popular payment methods in pictures but would not accept the major cards and require cash upon receipt or other odd requirements that went against common sense. The safest method would be using PayPal with their safe shopping option. If you’re in doubt, always check twice with your bank manager and do not run any financial transactions alone as it is unsafe to shop online without at least 256-bit SSL encryption and website certification.
6. Take Screenshots Before Checkout
Another little trick that our friendly team at Nerdify reviews uses is taking screenshots before the checkout to ensure that one doesn’t forget what they wanted to buy or what will require card payment in a bit. This way you can have proof that can be presented later if a computer crash occurs or the shop’s webpage malfunctions for some reason. It’s also a good way to keep your own history of the shopping activities that go beyond the browser history.
7. Seek Discounts For College Students
Even if you are sick of all the budget shops that offer discounts for students, you can also enter the brand’s name by adding “student” to your search inquiry and see what unique results you may get. At the same time, do not ignore social media and special campaigns that are not really advertised but still aimed at young people. Have some fun, participate, show your skills, and it will always pay off as you will get generous discounts or presents in most cases just because you have taken the time to join the campaign!