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8 Ways To Pay For Your College Education
College costs are increasing at a speed that is just over twice the rate of inflation, meaning that annual tuition costs are rising at about 8-10% per year. For the
College Scholarships? Free Money, Indeed!
An important, but often overlooked part of the college financial aid process are scholarships, those awards made by corporations, civic groups, churches, unions, private individuals, and foundations. Billions of dollars
Buying Real Estate For Your College Student
Your son or daughter is heading off to college in pursuit of what you hope will be a valuable degree leading to many wonderful opportunities throughout their lives. Tuition costs
Updated College Information Portal Relaunches
nBuy Associates, the owner of SayCampusLife.com, has announced that its ten-year old college information portal, OfftoCollege.com, has been over overhauled. The revised site, featuring a summarized financial aid section, comprehensive
New Health Sciences College Opens, Promises To Expand
The need to offer additional educational opportunities for Health Sciences majors is great, but one northwestern college is doing its part to change that. Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences
Indian University Sets Up Shop In The US
Here’s a bit of something you probably haven’t heard before: an Indian university has purchased property in western Maryland, intending to establish a branch campus in the US. Vinayaka Missions
Student Aid Is Tougher To Find
With college students returning to classes in droves over the coming days, many parents are still scrambling for ways to cover the cost of higher education. A tough economy and
College Presidents Call For Lowering Of Drinking Age To 18
Frat house binge drinkers have an unlikely ally when it comes to supporting their habit. A group of college presidents are calling for a national discussion on lowering the drinking
August Football — Now You’re Talking!
It has been over ten years now since the college football season started to open its season in August. Labor Day weekend is when most teams get started even before
Harvard Tops Princeton, But Not On The Gridiron
Harvard v. Princeton on the football field once mattered, but no longer. Both Ivy League schools play more for pleasure, rather than for gridiron mastery. When it comes to academic
High School Senior: Future College Freshman
College Countdown — One Year Left! High school seniors are returning to school this year with mixed feelings: on the one hand they’ll really enjoy being at the top of
5 Pick ‘Em Surprises For College Football!
The college football season kicks off in just over a week and with that will come a season that we believe will offer some surprises. 2007 was dramatic in its
