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Senior Year and Then Off to College
Quite easily, missing a deadline can happen, but in doing so you can suffer the consequences. The following is an overview of the schedule you can follow in you final
First Ever Top Ranking For Gonzaga
Gonzaga University may not be a household name, but its relative obscurity has been fading in recent years. Large credit for this can be given to its men’s basketball team,
More Students Are Successfully Taking AP Courses
The College Board has released its 9th Annual AP Report to the Nation, providing a glimpse at what high school students are doing to prepare themselves for college.
Scramble at the Top & Gonzaga Moves Up
The Indiana Hoosiers solidified their hold on the top spot this past week, taking in all but one of the 65 first-place votes as announced on Monday. The very next
College Completion: Where Students End Up
In some states, including Minnesota, at least one in four students that started college in 2006 completed their degree elsewhere. In Alaska, 28 percent of college students didn’t just switch
Debt Savvy: College Students and Credit Cards
It is a fact that most college students have a credit card.
Is edX the Future of Online Education?
That hasn’t stopped other prestigious universities from joining the program nor is it silencing speculation whether this education model can possibly endure. MOOCs Nonetheless, this Harvard-MIT project is bringing much
Colleges, Universities Net $31 Billion in 2012
That amount falls $600 million short of the record amount donated in 2008, but is up by 2.3 percent over 2011. Giving fell sharply beginning in 2009 as the affects
Background Check: Bachelor Degree Verification
In a tight job market, candidates may be asked to possess something that they did not need to have just five or 10 years ago: a bachelor’s degree. Numerous jobs, from file clerks to dental hygienists, may now require a four-year degree at some companies.
On a Roll: Miami Makes its Case For No. 1
The Indiana Hoosiers remain atop the national standings, but its position there is a precarious one at best. Moving ever close to the Hoosiers is the the University of Miami,
For One College Librarian, Freedom of Speech is Under Fire
His post, since removed, criticized the publisher for substandard scholarship, with commenters offering their opinions including some in support of the publisher and some against. Legal Action Askey and McMaster
Advocacy Group Offers 3 Ideas for Funding Higher Education
A group known as the Campaign for the Future of Higher Education has been advocating for better funding of higher education and recently outlined three ideas that it says can
