The concept of sustainability is one that has moved from the fringes of society to the mainstream in recent years — and for good reason. Humans continue to negatively impact the health of the planet, and as the global population grows, the more drastic the threat becomes. Global temperatures are rising, plant and animal species are becoming extinct at a higher rate than ever before seen, and the amount of waste we produce continues to multiply.
Everyone wants to progress and perform better in their professional field so that they can reach the height and success where they want to. While some of them to get the position which they always wanted to have many others hardly get the chance.
Humans are creatures of habit. We love to set up routines in order to facilitate everything from school to work, sleep, and even our time off. However, even the most optimized class schedule can eventually grow dull.
Research has proven and classrooms agree, that a reward system for students implemented the right way can be an effective tool in getting students to strive.
The problem is that students who attend top-ranked graduate programs at prestigious Universities primarily because they are their “best” options may be miserable. Just because a student has the ability to perform well in a program does not mean that the program will bring the student personal or professional fulfillment. Nonetheless, as the recent college admission scandal reflects, there is considerable pressure on students to pursue their most prestigious options.
