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NCPA Alleges Student Athlete Abuse
Students who are attending college and a full athletic scholarship are being taken advantage of, at least that is the assertion being made by the National College Players Association (NCPA),
NC State Hosts Sustainability Event
The North Carolina State University in Raleigh hosted “Ford Forum and Drive Event on Sustainability” this past Wednesday, an event which explored the ways that governments, businesses and citizens can
Moseying Down To The Sweet Sixteen
As expected, the opening weekend of the 2009 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament produced a lot of excitement, a handful of upsets and some good stories to take away from the
Special Scholarship Opportunity For Children of a Deceased Parent
College bound students who have lost at least one parent are often at a financial disadvantage when it comes to paying for their education. With one parent left to provide
The Science Of Your NCAA Picks
The President Announces His Picks President Obama took his turn to make NCAA men’s picks last week, demonstrating just how pervasive this practice really is. Besides the fact that our
Private Student Loans Changing Under Sallie Mae
The nation’s leading provider of student loans and administrator of college savings plans, Sallie Mae, has announced that they are making important changes to their private student loans, a move
College Students Gravitating Back To Computer Science
For college students who are attempting to gauge job trends, selecting the right major can make all of the difference for them when they graduate. After all, why spend four
Time Management, College Style
Here’s a thought: you have a big test coming up in a few days and you need to show some progress on a term paper for your European History class.
Georgia Tech Professors Choose Tourney Favs
What in the world are some college professors up to? Not class prep, that is for sure! Three professors at Georgia Tech have devised a computer program they have labeled
Saving Money Without Scraping Buy
Just because you’re living the budget life while attending college doesn’t mean that you can’t squeeze things further to save some money. I know, I know — you’re already pinched
Skip College? Good Advice For Some.
Over the past four decades or so, graduating high school students have been encouraged to continue with their education by attending a college of their choice. For some, this was