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Syllabus Survival

Syllabus Survival

By: Steven Taylor
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College shouldn’t feel like a four-year exercise in panic management. Welcome to Syllabus Survival, the ultimate operational guide to thriving—not just surviving—in higher education. Hosted by academic coach Ethan Vance and student strategist Maya Lin, this show breaks down the unspoken rules of university life into clear, actionable strategies.From conquering mid-semester burnout and mastering time management to building a real campus community and handling career anxiety, Ethan and Maya tackle the raw realities of college head-on. No generic advice or outdated study tips—just practical tools, honest conversations, and bulletproof mindsets to help you reclaim your time, sanity, and degree.Whether you're staring down a packed calendar on day one or feeling lost in the middle of finals week, tune in every week. The syllabus is just the starting point—survival is up to you.Copyright Steven Taylor
Episodes
  • The Importance of Undivided A 3
    Sep 4 2026
    The brain does not have infinite resources. The trick to developing your ability to focus is reducing the number of things your brain must expend energy on and increasing your brain’s capacity for cognitive control, which “allows your mind to override your impulses and helps you make decisions based on your goals, rather than your habits or reactions.”
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    11 mins
  • The Importance of Undivided A 2
    Sep 3 2026
    The brain does not have infinite resources. The trick to developing your ability to focus is reducing the number of things your brain must expend energy on and increasing your brain’s capacity for cognitive control, which “allows your mind to override your impulses and helps you make decisions based on your goals, rather than your habits or reactions.”
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    7 mins
  • The Importance of Undivided A
    Sep 2 2026
    The brain does not have infinite resources. The trick to developing your ability to focus is reducing the number of things your brain must expend energy on and increasing your brain’s capacity for cognitive control, which “allows your mind to override your impulses and helps you make decisions based on your goals, rather than your habits or reactions.”
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    7 mins
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