Campus Blog
Five Directions You Can Take a Career in Law
Students enter law school with stars in their eyes and big dreams in their heads. They can’t wait to take the bar exam and begin practicing law.
Technology, Higher Education and You
Technology has had a profound effect on society, connecting people like never before. In the education sector instructors and students alike have benefited, with access to schooling one result.
College Road Trip: What to Bring With You
As a rising high school senior you are just one year away from heading off to college. This summer can be a good opportunity to check out several of those campuses on your list.
At-Risk Students in Danger of Failing
It should not come as much of a surprise that at-risk students have a greater risk in failing. These students are identified as coming from select ethnic minorities and include English language learners, students with disabilities and low-income families.
Last Minute Tips for Summer Internships
Most colleges and universities have let out for the summer. That means students are already engaged in the pursuits they had planned for the season.
8 Gift Ideas for High School Grads
High school graduation is in full swing with millions of students across the country set to close one chapter of their lives in preparation for embarking on a new one. This is an exciting time for graduates and should be recognized accordingly.
The Art of Editing
A film maker can have a tight script, beautiful cinematography and moving performances, but the true quality of the final output is sometimes decided in the cutting room.
How the College Playoff System Impacts the Bowls
The dreadful Bowl Championship Series is gone, replaced effective this fall by a four-team playoff system. The new system will most likely do a better job of determining a national
Dorm Basics for College Freshmen Students
As you get ready to head to college for the first time this fall, you will be crafting a list of things to bring with you. Dorm living provides a bed, a dresser and possibly a desk with a chair.
5 Colleges That Have Shut Down in Recent Years
Small colleges are under siege with many simply unable to compete in a global educational market. Online learning has opened educational possibilities for students that did not exist a generation ago and many smaller colleges just are not able to adjust to the new paradigm.
Low-Skilled Jobs and the College Graduate
As tassels are being turned on mortarboards across the nation this spring, many college students are finding that their job prospects are not particularly good.
How to Find a Great Internship
It’s no secret that a higher education can increase the odds that you will find a better job.
