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College Football Finale: Finally!
Finally, after fourteen weeks of almost nonstop gridiron play, the 2008 college football season is coming to an end. Sure, after this weekend’s conference title games and league clashes there
How To Beat The High Cost Of College
College tuition costs continue to rise, outstripping the rate of inflation year in and year out. Add in room and board, fees, books, labs and related expenses and the annual
Study Tips For End Of Semester Exams
Yes, final exams are about to begin. You’ve worked all semester to complete assignments, finish your term papers, and put the final touches on your studying. Now it comes down
Rhodes Scholarship Recipients Announced
Oxford University is one of the oldest universities in the world, established in the last 12th century, with related local lectures from the 11th century ascribed to the university. Following
Late Season Action Marks College Football This Week
For some college football teams the regular season has come to an end. All that is left is to wait for bowl assignments or, in the case of the Michigan
New Blog Encourages College Students To Stay The Course
One of the biggest challenges facing college students is the desire to quit school before obtaining their degree. Money, time, and a whole host of other issues can conspire to
World’s Best Universities, The Exclusive List
US News & World Report has long ranked the best American colleges and universities. Their annual list is prized by prospective students, current students, alumnae, and school officials who understand
Last Legs: Season Ending Weekend For Some Gridiron Teams
Being a schedule maker for college football teams must be an interesting profession, though that job usually falls upon the capable shoulders of the school’s Athletic Director. Filling out the
New Car For My Kid? What, Are You Nuts?!
If your son or daughter lives on campus — far away from home — what sort of transportation do they rely on? Public transportation? Ride sharing with other students? Or,
Cash Access and the College Student
Students who are away at college, far from even the expanded reach of their parents, often face a dilemma when it comes to money: they don’t have enough of it
Scholarship Money Is Still Widely Available
The mortgage meltdown and credit crunch have conspired to shake consumer confidence to its very core. Lots of people are trying to figure out how they’ll pay for college as
