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Swish! UConn Is The New Number One!
The men’s college basketball season is in the heat of conference races, with most teams having already completed the first half of their conference schedules. February is traditionally the month
Is There A Green Job In Your Future?
Current college students, recent grads and high school seniors have only to take one look at the job market to understand that many of the jobs that were popular as
Community Colleges Reporting Enrollment Surge
One sign of the current economic troubles facing our country is an increase in enrollment at community colleges. Also known as technical colleges or junior colleges in some areas of
Honoring Kay Yow
I was going to title this article “Remembering Kay Yow” but then I thought that it would be inaccurate. After all, though I have certainly heard of Kay and was
8 Tips For Getting College Financial Aid
On SayCampusLife.com, we’ve been dispensing advice on how to get college aid and are including the following article from Kalman A. Chany, author of Paying For College Without Going Broke
3 Mistakes Guaranteed to Increase Your College Costs
After facing the monumental task of visiting college campus after college campus, prodding your soon-to-be college student to write those essays and meet those deadlines, filling out applications, pulling mountains
Recapping SayCampusLife
Pardon us as we take a small diversion by redirecting your attention to several articles written over the past few months, information we think you’ll want to read or revisit.
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
