SAT requirements create an unfair advantage for students who come from wealthier families that are able to pay for private tutoring. Studies, such as one through Princeton University, have shown that dropping the requirement improves both GPA and diversity of admits.
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Zoom Affects Students’ Study Habits
As midterms approach, students find the need to adjust their study habits to be successful during the online fall 2020 semester.
Use the Support Pepperdine Offers
Students can find reprieve from struggle thanks to Pepperdine’s many resources.
Students Tutor Syrian Refugees Through Paper Airplanes
Pepperdine students have been teaching English language and grammar to Syrian Refugees via Skype through the nonprofit, Paper Airplanes.
Check Out these Summer Jobs
Photos by Zach Le Many Pepperdine students’ summers will consist of a daily three to four hours spent in class here on campus. That is certainly not a bad way to spend the summer — Malibu is beautiful, classes are short, and Caf food is still readily available on the off chance you were just […]
Check Out these Summer Jobs
Photos by Zach Le Many Pepperdine students’ summers will consist of a daily three to four hours spent in class here on campus. That is certainly not a bad way to spend the summer — Malibu is beautiful, classes are short, and Caf food is still readily available on the off chance you were just […]
Sesh Tutoring App Launches On Campus
Photos by Rhema Gabriela In the midst of midterms, Sesh, a peer-to-peer tutoring app, gives students the opportunity to connect with others in their classes and receive additional help with schoolwork, Sesh CEO Daniel Rossett said. The app released at Pepperdine last week. Eight seniors from Vanderbilt University and Stanford University launched the app with […]
Service Teaches the Servant
Finding ourselves takes giving ourselves.
