Campus Blog
Should Co-education Be Reversed At Randolph College?
In 1891, a private liberal arts college for women opened up in Lynchburg, VA — Randolph-Macon College For Women. For well over a century the school maintained its women only
End Of The Line For Joe Paterno?
He is 81 years old and will be coaching his 43rd season when the Penn State Nittany Lions take to the field this fall. With 372 victories under his belt,
Your Bad Credit And Private Student Loans
Much has been made in the news lately about the current situation with student lending. Some members of the U.S. Congress are insisting that there is a crisis unfolding as
Advancing Your Career SPOTLIGHT
Financing Your Online Education … getting the money you need to start school! When it comes to financing your education, we have a complete section dedicated to student aid options
College Rejections Reach All Time High
Thousands of high school seniors are still mulling over some really bad news that they received earlier this month. Many students received college rejection letters as schools began to notify
Kiss Your College Bookstore Good-bye!
According to Student PIRGs, the nonprofit public advocacy group behind the Make Textbooks Affordable website, college textbook costs have increased by four times the amount of inflation since 1994. Today,
The Crowning Of A Champion
Mario Chalmer’s three-pointer with about two seconds left in regulation saved the night for the Kansas Jayhawks who then went on to dominate in overtime, defeating Memphis 75-68 for the
Is There Still Time To Find Summer Work?
Savvy college students understand that the work they do over the summer can lead to a lucrative job offer upon graduating from college. Those 10-15 weeks spent interning or working
Spring Incentives Fuel New Car Purchases
Lots of families feel locked out of the new car market when it comes to buying a car for their college student. While there isn’t anything wrong with settling on
Advance Your Career SPOTLIGHT
Need to complete a degree … while working full time at my job! Completing your science degree (or any degree) can bring great rewards … but so can working in
Will You Choose To Study Abroad?
Even before heading off to college for the first time, many freshmen know that they’ll be sidetracked along the way and miss a semester or two of schooling at their
Succeeding With Your Campus Interviews
Since the Spring semester began, you’ve probably seen information posted around campus announcing the various opportunities college seniors have to interview with recruiters representing local and national companies, nonprofit organizations,
