Student guides by topic

From choosing a host and writing the request letter to the interview, the portfolio and the training report. Guides written for your major.

How to register, drop and add courses, how to use your academic adviser, and when terms start. General guides and guides for specific universities.

Proven study methods, planning your time before exams, and handling exam-day anxiety.

Write a CV that gets through screening software, build a portfolio, and practise interview questions in Arabic and English.

What each major teaches, the software you will need, and how to compare your options before you decide.

Comparisons and ready prompts for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and others, and what universities allow and what they do not.

Step-by-step guides to everyday university tools: formatting a paper in Word, Excel formulas, Blackboard, presentations and PDFs.

How to choose a graduation project idea, set its scope, write the limitations and abstract, and prepare the defense. Guides written for engineering, business, health and computing majors.

Which device suits your major, and settings and tricks on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Windows that save you time at university.

Internal and external transfer conditions, how to prepare your request, which courses count, plus admission requirements and bridging programmes.

Part-time and summer jobs, employment programmes, the unified employment contract, and planning your first job after graduation.

Internal and external scholarships, application requirements, graduate admission tests and a plan for your final year.

From the research question, introduction and methodology to results, discussion and conclusion, and how to check your paper before you submit.

Practical ways to use AI tools in your courses, where to stop, and when use is not acceptable.

How to register and book, what each test looks like, and a practice plan for the score you need in Qiyas, STEP, IELTS and TOEFL.

Start your research from solid sources, cite in APA, Harvard or IEEE, avoid plagiarism and disclose AI use the right way.

Types of masters, applying, the personal statement and recommendation letter, and the difference between paid, free and online programmes.

The terms of each major in Arabic and English in one place, so you follow your lectures and write with the right vocabulary.