We’re reaching the point of no (academic) return—the last day to P/D/F a class is this Thursday, March 23. If you’re on the fence about whether or not to P/D/F, we’ve got you covered here.

Perhaps you’ve identified some problem on campus you feel really passionately about. Maybe the presidential election last fall made you realize the importance of becoming more civic-minded. No matter what your motivation may be for running for office, it’s time to take action.

Have you ever sat down to do homework but instead spent the entire time browsing columbia buy sell memes? Told yourself you would check Snapchat for five seconds but that turned into five hours?

In case midterms have closed you off from the rest of the world, don’t forget: If you’re a CC sophomore, there’s one more thing you gotta do before you can escape for spring break. Major declaration starts today, March 7, and goes until Friday, March 10.

When you apply for a job or internship online, there’s usually a box that asks for your cover letter (even if there’s not, most employers still ask for you to submit one). You might be tempted to ignore the box and just let your résumé speak for itself, but it’s important to give your potential employer as much information as possible about yourself in a super brief, but impactful manner.

You thought you could keep on delaying your class decisions, but now it’s time to commit. It might seem like second semester just started, but the drop deadline—Tuesday, Feb. 21 (except for lucky SEAS: Your drop deadline is March 23)—is coming up soon.

Departmental open houses are a great way for CC first-years and sophomores to explore different majors before they have to declare. It’s an opportunity to meet with faculty, advisers, and current students in the department, as well as ask questions about graduation major requirements, job opportunities, and anything else you’d want to know.