Campus Blog
Key Conference Tilts Highlight This Weekend’s Action
Forget about games between Top 25 teams for a moment. When it comes to conference play, some of the best action is between schools which aren’t ranked. Heck, even a
Emerging Trend: Pairing HS Diploma With Associate’s Degree
An emerging trend in education may be worth exploring, one which encourages high school students to earn college credit even before receiving their diploma. A number of states and school
Can’t Get Your Class? Take Action!
Financial reductions have hammered state budgets, cuts which have been passed on to state colleges and universities as well as community colleges and technical schools. Classes are larger, staff has
Is Your College A Good Neighbor?
People who live in university towns usually understand the impact that these schools have on their communities. For some towns the university is it – the largest employer and most
Suffolk C.C.C. Releases Student Social Security Numbers
Suffolk County Community College (SCCC) (Long Island, NY) may have compromised the identity of as many as three hundred of its students due to mistakenly releasing their social security numbers
Gators, Tigers Highlight This Weekend’s Action
I’m beginning to hate college football scheduling. Games on Thursday night are bad enough, but why are contests being scheduled on Tuesdays and Wednesdays too? Luckily, those match ups usually
Struggling Paul Quinn College Reopens
Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) have survived segregation, wars, recessions and eventual integration, managing to remake themselves for the 21st century. But, not every school can continue providing the
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
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 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
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
