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2011 Final Four Overview & Notes
This March, the seedings for the men’s and women’s NCAA tournaments will be announced, offering selected teams a clear path to the “Road to the Final Four.” This year, the
NCAA Bubble Watch: Precipice Teams
With the Field of 68 taking shape, there are several NCAA Division 1 men’s basketball teams who must finish the season strong to make it to the tournament. There are
3 Glam Career Choices for Your Pleasure
By Amy J. Silver Let’s take a look at three careers that have exciting aspects to them, as well as just a quick look at what it might take for
LIFE Foundation Announces Seventh Annual Scholarship Program
For the seventh consecutive year, the nonprofit LIFE Foundation is accepting submissions for its annual LIFE Lessons Scholarship Program, which acknowledges the virtue and fortitude of college bound or returning
Available Educational Grants for the Disabled
By Susan Delina The IDEA law has allowed institutions and organizations to fund financial grants for college targeted at helping this displaced sector of our society. A plethora of educational
What Kind of Therapist Do You Want to Be?
By Jessica Bosari The role of a therapist is to diagnose the obstacle that their patients face and help their patients find ways to work around that obstacle so that
GM Announces $4.5 Million Scholarship Initiative
College bound high school students have yet another scholarship opportunity to consider, this one offered by the General Motors Foundation and announced this week. The Buick Achievers Scholarship Program is
GRE Exam Changes Arrive In August 2011
The Graduate Record Exam or GRE is a standardized test and admission requirement for many grad schools. Score high on the GRE and you will have made a compelling case
4 Simple, Super Time-savers for College Students
By Lior Levin Regardless of what some people may believe, plenty of students want to make the most of their time, something they can do by incorporating four simple, super
How to Make Money Online While Attending College
Seriously, any type of work can be beneficial especially if it helps to build your character and puts some much needed cash in your wallet. There is a lot to
College Isn’t For Everyone Harvard Study Reveals
The national rite of passage for high school students is for young men and women to obtain their diplomas and head off for an additional four years of education on
Consumer Alert: Not All College Scholarships Come Without Strings Attached
At SayCampusLife.com, we don’t usually endorse specific college scholarships, but we’re happy to keep you informed about what is out there. And, on occasion, we’ll share college funding opportunities which
