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How to Pick Your College Major
Freshmen students have it so easy. At most schools, majors don’t have to be declared until at least the sophomore year. That gives incoming students the chance to get required
Free PSAT Exams Boost Indiana Participation
What better way to encourage students to sit for the PSAT than to pay their $13 registration fee? That is exactly what the state of Indiana began to do in
Is Boise State Deserving of Being Number One?
The halfway point of the college football season means one thing: the first BCS poll will be released early next week. That Bowl Championship Series poll is what is used
5 Culinary Arts Schools
If you are considering a career in food preparation, i.e. chef, head cook, food supervisor or similar position, having sufficient training going in can certainly help your cause. According to
5 USA Trucking Schools
If you’re interested in starting a career quickly and you love to travel, then a job as a commercial truck driver could be right for you. Drivers operating a truck
5 Fashion Design Schools
The top fashion designers in the world have been “schooled” by some of the leaders of the industry, but many have also been educated by some of the finest institutions
Do You Know Your College’s Sticker Price?
We’ve discussed college costs extensively on these pages, offering tips on how students and their familes can beat the high cost of college.[1] The so-called “sticker price” – which brings
College FB Approaches Mid-Season Point
For some college football programs the half-way point of the season will be reached when they conclude their games this Saturday. It seems hard to believe, but we’re now in
How to Balance College & Work
Ideally, you’ll head off to college and your tuition, room and board, books and other expenses will be covered. No concern about money — that worry is out of your
4 Alternative Energy Schools
America’s deep dependency on foreign sources of energy have hurt the country immensely. We’re subject to the whims of an oil cartel and must compete with emerging nations for fuel.
Community Colleges White House Summit Scheduled
Dr. Jill Biden, wife of U.S. Vice President Joe Biden, will be hosting a Summit on Community Colleges on October 5, 2010. This first-ever event comes at the request of
The Best of FCS Football
Football Championship Series (FCS) college football, previously known as Division 1-AA, receives only a small portion of the attention dispensed each week by most sports programs. And that usually occurs
