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About Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs)
Got MOOC? Massive open online courses or MOOC may be the greatest disturber to higher education that we have seen in our lifetimes.
4 Summer Tips For Rising College Freshmen
College-bound freshmen are about to embark on one of the most important transitions of their lives. They’ll be going from required secondary learning to their higher, but optional education.
Career Choice: Video Game Designers
Those video games you love to play are the work of video game designers. Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon, Tomb Raider, Guacamelee!, Call of Duty: Black Ops II and BioShock Infinite did not become best sellers apart from the exhaustive efforts of designer professionals.
On to Omaha: The Elite Eight
The Tarheels are just one of three No. 1 seeds to advance to the CWS, joining Indiana and North Carolina State in double-elimination play that begins this Saturday in Omaha,
Shut Out: Smaller Conferences Seek New Bowl Games
Playing 35 bowl games each year may not be enough. With just 125 Division 1-A (FBS) teams battling it out for 70 positions, new games may yet be in the
Career Choice: Geographers
Geographers are sometimes known as scientists, individuals that study the earth’s surface. These professionals perform research on physical terrain including climate, soil, land forms, animals and people, with an eye toward understanding the impact human activity has on the world.
Semester Over: Now Sell Your Textbooks
The semester has come to an end and you are left with a stack of textbooks, mostly ones that you will never use again.
College Football: Early June Edition
It has been a few weeks since these pages have made mention of college football. With the college baseball season heating up, we’re obliged to afford some attention to America’s
College Baseball: UNC Survives Scares, Advances
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill went into postseason play as the NCAA’s No. 1 baseball team, but had to overcome a pair of scares that nearly eliminated the Tarheels from contention.
State Residency and Your College
You live in one state and plan to attend college in another state, but there is one big drawback: the public university that has accepted you will be charging you at an out-of-state rate.
Career Choice: Athletic Trainers
Athletic trainers do not respond solely to injuries as they’re always available to help everyone in their charge maintain optimum physical fitness. Duties Athletic trainers are tasked with maintaining or
Road to Omaha: College Baseball 2013
The NCAA Division 1 tournament is now set with 64 teams vying for the eight places that will send these teams to Omaha, Neb., to begin the College World Series
