What's going on right now?

Pick a situation below or describe what you're dealing with. No judgment, no generic advice β€” just straight talk from someone who's been on both sides of the classroom.

Write an email to your professor

Most students either avoid emailing professors or send messages that hurt more than help. Describe your situation and Taskel will draft a professional email and explain why it's written the way it is.

Decode what your professor actually wants

Upload your syllabus or assignment as an image or PDF. Taskel will help you understand what the professor is really asking for β€” without doing the work for you.

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Find your place on campus

The students who get the most out of college are intentional about getting involved. Tell Taskel about yourself and get matched with activities worth your time.

Be specific β€” not just "sports" but what sport. Not just "art" but what kind.
Best guess is fine.
Light β€” 1-2 hrs/week Moderate β€” 3-5 hrs/week Significant β€” 6+ hrs/week
Community & friends Career skills Leadership Fun & decompression Making a difference Exploring interests

Turn your deadlines into a study plan

Most students start studying too late and in the wrong way. Tell Taskel what you have coming up and get a research-backed plan for when to start, how to break it down, and what study strategies actually work for that type of task.

1-2 hours 2-3 hours 3-5 hours 5+ hours

Find internships that fit you

Internships are one of the most valuable things you can do in college β€” they build real skills, create professional connections, and often lead directly to jobs. Tell Taskel about yourself and get matched with internship types, specific opportunities, and strategies for finding and landing them.

Be specific β€” the more detail you give, the better the matches.
Best guess is fine β€” even a general direction helps.
Anywhere Near my campus Near home Remote only Major city
This summer Next summer School year (part-time) Flexible