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Result Stress

Monday, April 5th, 2010

Result StressExams and results go hand in hand, exams are hectic, but results are frantic. I still remember my sleepless nights before results, however I hardly remember any sleepless nights during exams. Well may be because it’s human tendency to encounter tensions not while doing a task but before facing the consequences of that task.

Be it a child’s result or that of a PhD acquired person, the tension felt by both is similar and these are my words of experience. I do remember my elementary school days, I loved my school I enjoyed going school, meeting friends and learning new things, however my school dread me like hell during the result days, whatever the result may be few days before the result, especially the last night and few hours before the open day stressed me like hell. Similar was the case when I was in High School, on the contrary I remember once the result stress made me sick, my parents had to collect my report card from the school and I was lying on the bed with flu and tension. I don’t know what really made me worry so much about the results but even if today I am asked to sit for any exam, my result stress wouldn’t change.

My friends denoted exams as monster; however I would denote results as monster. It is not easy to survive in such fearful circumstances. My friends Lily usually laughed at me while I use to get blue with result fear. Meanwhile, with time I found some measures to minimize the result stress. Meditation and several other measures did minimize my result tension, however some things remain constant.

Meditation, diversion of mind, breathing exercises; god knows what all I actually tried to come out of the result stress, but I think it still prevails in me somewhere back of my mind. It is said that life is an exam, this statement stress me too just because exams brings results with him.

Result stresss almost everyone, some like me worry a lot about result while some worry a bit, but results have the capability to affect everyone’s mind. Be a scholar or a duffer both sail in the same boat before their result day. Scholar is worried about percentage and duffer is worried about his passing marks. But the stress and fear both experience is the same. The result day is regarded as the judgment. The day is as if is going to decide their life and death.

Top American Fashion Designers

Thursday, January 14th, 2010


Fashion designers help create the billions of dresses, suits, shoes, and other clothing and accessories purchased every year by consumers. Designers study fashion trends, sketch designs of clothing and accessories, select colors and fabrics, and oversee the final production of their designs.

Fashion designers typically need an associate or a bachelor’s degree in fashion design. Some fashion designers also combine a fashion design degree with a business, marketing, or fashion merchandising degree, especially those who want to run their own business or retail store.

Fashion Degree Programs:
Bachelor of Arts in Fashion/Pattern Design
Associate of Arts in Fashion/Pattern Design
Fashion Design (BFA)
Fashion Marketing (AAS)
Fashion Design (AAS)
Fashion Design and Society (MFA)

Top Fashion Design School:
The fashion design schools listed below can provide you with the skills and experience you require for your new fashion career.

Career Opportunities:
Design Consultant
Associate Designer
Retail Store Manager
Boutique Owner
Fashion Consultant

Associate Degree

Monday, December 28th, 2009


What is an associate degree? What is the duration of the course? What is the cost involved? Does it have any value? Well, these are some of the questions which are often asked by students or rather they have in their minds. An associate degree is awarded after completing two years of study. In the United States it is equivalent to the first two years of a four year college degree.

Two years is enough to jump start your career and train yourself for some of the best jobs. Those who have got low grade in school, associate degree are the best way to make up for the loss. Generally students, who don’t want to enroll for a bachelor degree but want to attend a US community college, often enroll in an associate degree program.

The fees for the associate degree are also less as compared to that of the bachelor’s degree. It’s a boon for those students who don’t want spend much in the initial phase of their career. There are many who cannot afford the fees. Such students can go for an associate degree and later on can go for an additional qualification when they start earning.

Before enrolling for an associate degree, it is advisable to find out whether the degree is accredited or not. Students can find out with the major universities if they recognize an associate degree. While entering college many students are not clear as to which program they would like to pursue. In such cases students can explore various subjects before enrolling for a particular program. There are many career options such as fashion designing that is not available with four year college degrees. In order to pursue such courses an associate degree is the best.

There are many students who are not well off financially. They start working at an early stage in their life and don’t have time to go for a full fledge course due to financial and time constraints. Such students can take up two year course without disturbing their working schedule. Though an associate degree is flexible, it also has its share of disadvantages. It cannot be compared to a full fledge degree. Employers generally look out for people who have completed four years of bachelor’s degree. An associate degree will be helpful only if you supplement it with further education. Initially associate degrees can be taken as a testing tool for deciding further course of education. Later on after getting a fair idea one can go for further studies as per one’s convenience.