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The College Football Season Starts Tonight!
The 2012 college football season is here with 15 games scheduled for tonight and one game, Texas A&M at Louisiana Tech, already postponed. That postponement is a result of Hurricane
How to Write an Effective College Term Paper
By following a careful “system” for writing your term paper, you can ensure that it will receive the best possible grade, aiding your overall grade as well. 1. Pick your
Your 14-Step College Planning Guide
You will also begin to consider colleges, a decision that you may finalize early in your senior year. The college planning process will begin once you finish your sophomore year
5 Reasons for Transferring From Your College
Firstly, one in three college students will eventually transfer according to a report from the National Student Clearinghouse. Secondly, some students will drop out, but if you’re intent on finishing
Not Prepared: College-Bound High School Students
ACT reports shows significant shortfalls with four testing criteria. In its 2012 “The Condition of College & Career Readiness” readiness report, the ACT noted that 60 percent of 2012 high
Off to College: Settling In
Within the next few days you’ll be starting classes, buying books, reviewing the semester’s class requirements and meeting new friends. If you’re already settled in at college, then this article
Does USC Deserve a No. 1 Ranking?
The first AP poll of the 2012 college football season is out and, as was expected, LSU is NOT on top of the heap. Instead, Southern California is ranked No.
How to Get Ready for Grad School
Regardless of your reasons for wanting a master’s degree, you should start your graduate pursuit early on in your senior year of college. 1. Explore your options. When you were
Will the Big East’s New Commish Make a Difference?
Television contract is Aresco’s first priority. The Big East Conference announced on Wednesday that CBS executive vice president Mike Aresco has been named as its new commissioner. Aresco comes to
How to Cover Your College Expenses
However, you’re falling short in having enough money for to pay for your books and for meeting personal expenses, a problem you hadn’t anticipated earlier. Fortunately, you have some options
How to Successfully Transfer Colleges
That’s a huge number of students that may have decided that their initial college choice isn’t right for them or have finished community college and are now desiring to pursue
Do You Have to Have the Latest Smartphone?
From excellent mobile browsing to easy email access, smartphones are becoming our one-stop-devices for staying in touch and on the ball nowadays. The step up from a non-smartphone to even