Campus Blog
Emerging Trend? Hofstra Cancels Football Program.
Long Island, New York’s Hofstra University isn’t exactly a powerhouse when it comes to college football. The Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) program – formerly known as 1-AA – hasn’t lit
Winter Session: Attend or Skip?
Right now, millions of college students are finishing up the fall semester, with some taking exams this week or next. Soon, one half of the academic year will have drawn
CUNY’s Fiterman Hall To Rise Again
Many years have gone by since Muslim terrorists flew a pair of jetliners into the twin World Trade Center towers on September 11, 2001. In addition to murdering thousands of
US Census Bureau Jobs Provide College Cash
Make no mistake about it: college jobs are scarce with many schools having cut back on hiring. Notably, quite a few businesses in the vicinity of even well trafficked college
Fired College Football Coaches: Numbers Surge
College football is big time business at quite a few schools, a cash generator that brings in enough money to fund most of the other money losing athletic programs out
7 Tips For Winning The College Costs Battle
The following information was sourced from Paying for College Without Going Broke: 2010 Edition by Kalman A. Chany (Random House / Princeton Review Books). Just the other day I spoke
Rivalry Week Marks Unofficial End To College Football Season
The college football season comes to an unofficial end this weekend, but in reality the following weekend will be the final game for some teams. Then again, the Army/Navy classic
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
