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New Hampshire Approves First Ever History Only College
The American College of History and Legal Studies (ACHLS) has gained approval from the state of New Hampshire to open its doors in August 2010 becoming the first ever history-only
BYU Lifts Three Year YouTube Ban
Brigham Young University, the button-down buttoned-down Mormon school based in Provo, Utah recently lifted its ban on YouTube, the video file sharing site that includes almost everything posted to it
College Scholarship Watch – Recent Trends & Gifts
First in an ongoing series. Billions of dollars of college scholarship money is made available each academic year, with untold thousands of recipients receiving full or partial assistance for their
LSU Tigers Snag 2009 College World Series
Throughout the 1990s, no Division 1 college baseball team was as dominate as LSU, who won five of the ten championships between 1991 and 2000. But, other schools quickly squeezed
Should You Send Your Daughter To School With A Car This Fall?
Lots of students will be heading off to college this fall driving their own or a family car and keeping that vehicle with them for the academic year. Some schools
Jack Welch Lends Name, Money To Online University
The name Jack Welch is synonymous with “business success” as Welch helped to change the culture at General Electric (GE) from a suffocating bureaucracy into a streamlined and much more
NC Student Transfer Navigator Keeps It Simple
Collegians who are seeking to transfer from one college or university to another one, sometimes encounter difficulties including the loss of college credits. A class with a similar name at
NASA Announces Multi-Million Dollar University Funding Initiative
Colleges and universities are struggling to balance their budgets these days with some forced to lay off workers, curtail class offerings or hike tuition at rates well above the usual
Should Your College Close Its Doors?
A number of years back I met a guy who told me that he had graduated from a small, Christian school that used to be located in New Jersey but