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Project Working Mom Offers Full Scholarships
Mothers who work outside the home and still need to take college classes often find that balancing work, family, and educational pursuits is an impossible task. But, thanks to an
Lower Interest Rates Make Student Loans More Affordable
When it comes to paying for higher education, many students are finding that they are coming up short when they take a look at their tuition bill. The price of
GI Bill Overhaul A Boon To Returning Veterans
American military personnel who have been fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan are getting a heap of thanks from this country due to an important overhaul of the GI Bill signed
Shop Smart To Save On School Supplies
With colleges getting back in session during the months of August and September, your summer respite is about to come to an end. Soon, you’ll be buckling down and studying
A New Trend For BB Players: Skip College?
Not very often a basketball player comes along who is in his senior year of high school and is demonstrating that he has what it takes to play on the
Thieves May Want Your Campus Car!
We all know that car theft remains a persistent problem, an issue that overwhelms some police departments particularly in urban areas. For college students who must rely on personal transportation,
College Students Excel In NASA Aircraft Design Competition
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) recently invited 61 students from 14 colleges and universities from around the globe to participate in a design competition to create what the
Consumer Group Alleges FSU Improprieties
The relationship between a college and its student population is one that is built on mutual trust with students promising to follow clear lines of academic propriety while the school
Survey Reveals 157 Student Deaths From Drinking
Drinking alcohol and attending college go hand in hand. At least that is the opinion of some students who equate “having a good time” with getting drunk. College administrators, most
Go South, Recent Grad!
Forbes magazine runs an annual report called, Best Cities For College Grads, where they track current job opportunities for recent college graduates. This year’s report is in and graduates are
6 Steps To Securing College Aid
For most students, the first day of college classes is still more than one month away, but one area of preparation must be started now and that step involves securing
Kia Rio: Thrifty Fun on the Cheap!
For a number of years I shied away from recommending cars built in South Korea, recognizing that the low quality of these vehicles wasn’t worth the cheaper price for the
