Campus Blog
You Can Still Eat Healthy On A Budget
Not every college student wants to “feast” regularly on campus food, choosing to forgo dining hall grub in favor of other culinary delights. Pizza and beer seem to be the
Dorm Free, But Furnishings Are Needed
Ask a handful of college students who live on campus what they think of dorm life and you’ll probably get a bunch of different answers including: “Its cool. I just
NYU Will Open A New Campus
Far from the teeming metropolis of New York, a university that bears the city’s name is planning to open up a new campus. No, I’m talking about a campus on
The EFC Formula
The “Expected Family Contribution” (EFC) is a measure of the family’s financial strength and the amount of resources the family has available to pay for education. The government uses the
California Voters To Decide CC Fees Today
Lost in all the battling for the presidential primary sweepstakes are the many state and local initiatives which are also being put before voters this year. Today, which is also
Attend Hamburger University For A Real Education
I don’t usually come right out and say it, but for nearly three years after I graduated from college I was a manager for Wendy’s, the fast food restaurant. It
Advance Your Career “SPOTLIGHT”
Health Management Degrees The medical industry is growing … and it projections are strong for the foreseeable future. There is a strong demand for nursing, medical technicians, management and other
The Smart Fortwo: Tiny & Affordable
One of the smallest cars ever made, the Smart Fortwo, is now available for sale in the US. First introduced by parent Daimler AG Company (Mercedes) in 1998, the car
U.S. Senate Investigates College Endowment Practices
Many top tier colleges and universities in the U.S. are sitting on a pile of cash, endowments built up over years of fund-raising, corporate giving, and investing. Now, the U.S.
About EFC (Expected Family Contribution)
The government uses the submitted FAFSA form to calculate “Expected Family Contribution” (EFC). The EFC is a measure of the family’s financial strength and the amount of resources the family
Men’s Basketball – Who Is Best?
I haven’t been paying that much attention to NCAA men’s basketball much this year, although two local teams — Duke and North Carolina — are doing quite well, but that
What’s Your Frat?
The college experience, at least for some students, is best spent through membership in fraternities and sororities, those “Greek” clubs where all sorts of debauchery is practiced. Okay, fraternities have