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Book Review: Paying For College Without Going Broke
2010 Edition of Popular Reference Book Is Out Recently, I reported that there are now 58 universities charging at least $50,000 annually to students or if the $40,000 threshold seems
UCLA Students Face Massive 32 Percent Fee Hike
The University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) has approved a massive 32% fee hike that will add $2500 to the cost of education, pushing tuition above the $10,000 mark.
Pell Report Illustrates Two Year College Transfer Success
I am a college success story. According to the findings of a recent Pell Report study, I should be recognized as someone who successfully transferred from a two-year community or
Unfriend Is New Oxford Word of the Year
The New Oxford American Dictionary is the self-appointed guardian to all things English, particularly when words have a decidedly American twist to them. And that is why the esteemed dictionary
This Year’s Surprise College Football Teams
It seems each year brings forth a handful of college football teams who are true surprises, teams few people would have put on the national stage before the season began,
Education Compact Explores Credential Repository
Countless numbers of students begin their college education only to have it interrupted before they are able to complete their degrees. Family responsibilities, job changes and relocating to a different
College Basketball? Too Early For That!
Does anyone else believe that the college basketball season is starting much too early? To my surprise, the first games got underway a week ago – November 9th to be
Winning The College Scholarship Battle
If you’re planning to head off to college next fall or continue with your education, funding may loom as a huge issue for you. Surging Costs Earlier this week we
Upsets Brighten College Football Picture
Florida, Alabama and Texas are the top three teams in college football, according to every poll out there. Should Florida and Alabama win out, they’ll do battle for the SEC
College Tuition Tax Is The Pitts!
Word that the city of Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania) is proposing charging a tax on college tuition has been met with criticism as students, parents and local colleges and universities voice their
Charlie Weis Era Comes To An Unofficial End
Though not yet official, when the gun sounded this past Saturday signaling the end of the Navy-Notre Dame game, you wouldn’t have been too far off of the mark if
