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Missing College Students: Where Is Morgan Harrington?
Update — Police have confirmed that a body recovered on January 26, 2010 in Albemarle County, Virginia is that of Morgan Harrington. Please follow this link for more information. —————————————————————————————-
Pricey Pedagogy: The $50K Club
As if college isn’t expensive enough comes word from the Chronicle for Higher Education that more than 60 colleges now charge at least $50,000 per year for students to attend
Home Stretch Begins For College Football This Weekend
The final full month of college football is about to begin, though the argument can be made that for some schools, particularly Big Ten teams, the regular season will end
Midnight College Classes For Insomniacs
There is some very good news for people who have trouble sleeping: while you’re tossing and turning at 2 am, some colleges are holding classes. That’s right, if you like
Millionaire College Presidents Raise Eyebrows
It isn’t too difficult for people to become a millionaire these days even in a tough economy where the value of stocks, bonds and real estate have been greatly devalued.
Athletic Trainers Note Surge In Skin Infections
Athletic trainers are on the front-line when its comes to discovering health problems with students including those who have skin infections. In a recent update to an annual survey conducted
$80.5 Million Settlement For University of Phoenix Wrongdoings
The University of Phoenix is the largest private educator in the country and the most well known of the many online educators out there. But the company who owns the
Nothing Spooky About This Weekend’s Match Ups
Well, Halloween is this Saturday and you can bet that a number of fans will be dressed up and on display while their favorite teams clash on the gridiron. This
Study Reveals College Presidents Want To Slash Athletics Costs
If your college president had his or her way, funding for your favorite collegiate football team would be slashed. That sentiment comes from a study conducted by the Knight Commission
Should You Create Your Own Internship Opportunity?
Comedian Milton Berle once said, “If opportunity doesn’t knock, build a door.” Perhaps Berle had it right – maybe the chance you’re looking for is something you can create yourself.
How To Finish College In Four Years Or Less
It is a sign of our times when you hear that it takes college students an average of 4.5 years to complete their studies with a significant number of students
Online Education: Is The Attraction Only Virtual?
Online education (distant learning) is here to stay and is becoming a significantly important option for students around the world. We here at SayCampuslife.com have been following this trend since
