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The UK’s 5 Best “New” Universities
By Matt Deo The term ‘new universities’ refers to any of the former polytechnics, central institutions or higher education colleges that were granted university status since 1992, when the “Further
Hebrew College to Relocate its Campus
Newton Centre, Massachusetts based Hebrew College will be selling its campus in a bid to satisfy creditors and start anew. The Jewish educational institution, founded in 1921, has occupied its
Rotten Tomatoes: Shadowy Scholar Tells All
If you aren’t familiar with “The Chronicle of Higher Education,” then you are missing out on a spectacular educational website. This site provides excellent information about higher education in America,
The Student’s Guide to Black Friday
Today is one of the busiest shopping days of the entire year, the day when millions of people leave their homes hours before sunrise to get on long line at
5 College Commuting Tips
Although college dorms are filled with students who live on campus and don’t necessarily need or own a car, for many students commuting from home is the way that get
LIFE Foundation Announces 2010 Scholarship Recipients
College bound students who have lost one or both parents often find themselves at a financial disadvantage to other students who can count on the support of two parents to
Final Week of College Football for Some Teams
Most college football programs will conclude their regular season this week with a handful playing their final games on Saturday, December 4. The absolute last game of the regular season
4 College Laptop Buying Tips
Besides tuition, room and board, books and scads of fees, there are other expenses associated with attending college including the purchase of a laptop. Some schools offer incoming freshmen a
How to Get Rid of Unwanted Textbooks
You spent $942.57 on textbooks last semester before you saw the light. As in renting, not buying your textbooks that is. Unfortunately, you’ve accumulated quite a few textbooks over the
Best Ways to Save Money During College
By Joe Keefe College is a time when many people go into serious debt. The cost of an education combined with the lack of time to earn an income makes
College Football November Report Card
With just a few weeks left in the 2010 college football season, it is time to look at this year’s surprise teams as well as disappointments. Up until a few
10 A-Level Revision Techniques
By Matt Deo Whether you go to a state school, private school, boarding school or college, exams are a part of life. So what are the best techniques to use