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Ivy League May Be Looking To Become Competitive Again
It has been decades since the Ivy League fielded a powerhouse football team, choosing in the early 1980s to let the conference be relegated to Division 1-AA status when the
Fed Behind Push To Limit Remedial Education
Freshmen college students are sometimes surprised to learn that quite a few of the courses they took in high school must be repeated in college. Worse, students have to pay
Hottest Job Trends For Today’s College Grads
You’ve just walked off the stage with your degree in hand, glad that your college years are behind you, but worried about what the future holds. Despite your best efforts
Dollars For Scholars Offers Timely College Scholarship Tips
Money is often the basis which determines what college or university a student will attend. And, in these days of pressing financial needs, many students are likely to find the
Summer Campus Visits Can Reveal Much
I’m a firm believer in that prospective college students who want to get a strong sense for what a school is all about should make their campus visits during the
Congratulations to the Class of 2009!
For most college students, the academic year has come to an end with grads receiving their degrees and heading off to new challenges and ventures. High school students are next
A Closer Look At Online Schools
SayCampusLife.com prides itself in keeping up with all of the latest college trends, particularly as relating to the various schooling options available for today’s students. We realize that many students
Private Colleges Confirm Higher Grad Rates
Your high school student is looking at attending one of two colleges. Her first choice is State University with its huge campus, big athletic program and amazing technological center while
Despite Recession, College Gift Money Still Flowing
Most colleges and universities across the country benefit from the generosity of donors whether they be alumni, corporations or other supporting patrons. Public and private schools alike welcome gifts which
Providence Mayor Proposes Taxing Private School Students
The largest city in the geographically smallest state in the nation is proposing to implement a tax that would impact students attending the four private universities located within its city
Temp Employment May Be Grad’s Best Option
You’ve just received your degree, completing four years of mind bending studying to reach your goal. Before starting college, things looked so very promising, the prospects for a career in
Is Your School Mascot Politically Correct?
Over the past twenty years, it seems that so many sports teams have come under fire for their chosen nicknames. Cleveland Indians. Notre Dame Fighting Irish. Washington Redskins. These are