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Education Tips

Early Decision Versus Early Action Admissions

October is a busy month for high school seniors, especially those applying early for college admission next fall. Hundreds of colleges and universities welcome early applicants, setting deadlines from October

Education Tips

Solid Tips For Writing A Winning College Essay

High school seniors are making the most of their final year of schooling, before heading off to college next fall. Football games. Club activity. Time with friends. However, beneath the

Book Reviews

Book Review: Grammar Smart

We’ve been reviewing several titles lately from The Princeton Review, a company which offers college bound high school students admission testing resources as well as equipping graduate school destined students

Collegiate Sports NCAA Football

Worth Watching? College Football Is So Ho-Hum!

Each and every weekend there are a handful of college football games worth watching, pitting conference leaders or regional rivals against each other. But, so far this year there just

Campus News

Florida College Students Gain Access To Free Textbooks

With college students paying upwards of $1200 each year for their textbooks, any move to bring relief to cash strapped students is certainly welcome news. University Press of Florida is

Education Tips

The Top 5 Engineering Schools in the Nation

College is a necessity in this day and age for each one of us because it is a stepping stone to success in life. But there are some schools that

Campus News

US College Students Head North In Record Numbers

Canada is becoming an increasingly important destination for college bound students in the United States. Although operating just 94 public universities across Canada (compared to $2500+ in the US), the

Campus News

Loyola Latest College To Acquire A New Name

You almost need a scorecard to track all of the name changes over the past few years. Colleges are not only becoming universities, but some are changing their names completely

Fun News

Yuck! Bed Bugs Invade John Jay College

Founding father John Jay (pictured) must be rolling over in his grave right about now. The New York college bearing his name is under attack by a different set of

Collegiate Sports NCAA Football

Let’s Get This Football Season Rolling!

Okay, the preseason is over. Not that major college football has one, but the first two or three weeks of play typically feature games between Top 25 teams and small

Campus News

The Newly Minted Seminole State College!

Throughout much of the 1990s and on through the current decade, a number of colleges have transformed into universities, taking advantage of state laws which relaxed or modified the requirements

Campus Cars

Hyundai Goes Blue With The Elantra

Compact cars are usually the model of choice for first time car buyers, vehicles which seat four or five people, come equipped with a fair number of standard features, are