Campus Blog
Clemson Study Offers Surprising Conclusion About Payday Loans
You’ve seen these ads everywhere: apply to get a quick $500 to tide yourself over to payday and those funds will be deposited into your checking account within 24 hours.
Career Changer? Think Chiropractic.
With hundreds of thousands of Americans being laid off from their jobs each of the past few months, many workers are likely reconsidering their career path and what the prospects
Are You Doing Enough To Avoid The Flu?
Flu season is here and with it comes the chance of contracting an illness that can knock you down for a week or more and, in certain cases, even take
College & Value Do Go Together
Let’s face it: attending college these days can be very expensive, even prohibitive for some students. Yes, scholarships, grants and family income considerations can reduce the cost of obtaining a
Asian MBA School Offers Full Fellowships
English speaking students who are desiring to further their business education and already possess a B.S. in Business Administration or similar degree may want to take notice of what an
Quick Retraining In Under Six Months
Your company has downsized and you’ve been included with a group of people who are part of your employer’s “reduction in workforce” initiative. No matter what you call, you’ve been fired from your job and a period of unemployment awaits you.
Textbook Tuesday: Are You Ready For It?
The very same day that Barack Obama takes the oath of office to become the 44th president of these United States is the day that you should be thinking about your college textbook purchase.
Iowa University Rolls Out $2 Million Scholarship Initiative
SayCampusLife has long encouraged readers to research available scholarships as an important way to fund their education.
Florida, Utah Finish 1-2 In Final Football Poll
Pity the Utah Utes who did something no other major college football team did this year: go undefeated. The Utes finished the season at 13-0, rolling over the Crimson Tide 31-17 in the Sugar Bowl.
Online Learning, Not So Distant
Busy adults who cannot find the time to set foot on campus are embracing online learning like never before. Millions of students are enrolled in programs where distant learning is emphasized, often with no requirement to ever attend school in person.
New Ruling Helps 529 Plan Owners
If you have a 529 college savings plan there is some good news for you in 2009 thanks to the U.S. Treasury Department (Treasury) and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) who decided to allow account owners to change their investment strategy twice per calendar year.
The Best & Worst Careers Today!
How do you know that the classes you are taking today will lead to a solid job tomorrow? For that matter, is your education major something that you can live with for the rest of your life?
