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Make The Most Of Your Campus Visit
If you’re in high school and are considering which college you will attend, then making an on-site visit is an important part of your decision-making process. However, just visiting a
The Student Financial Aid Award Letter
Students around the country have received or will soon receive their college acceptance letters. Students will need to either accept the admission invitation or reject it for another school. But wait! Before you say
Your Credit & Private Student Loans
Private student loans are a wonderful way for students to finance their education especially when federal Stafford loans are unable to meet their needs. Students can borrow money directly and
Mining The Scholarship Field: You Can Do It
One of the most popular forms of assistance for rising and current collegians are scholarships, financial awards offered to help cover a portion of your higher education expenses. If you
Sharing The Love: Links For You
Part of the fun in blogging on a site such as this one is coming across some very good material online. That information is often referenced here, offering a generous
Advance Your Career SPOTLIGHT
Hospitality Careers Spring is just around the corner. And millions around the world will be planning their summer vacation. The tourist industry is one of the fastest growing industries. Have
Private Student Loans Expand Your Options
We’ve been following some wonderful trends lately when it comes to paying for college including the decision that some schools have made to do away with student loans. Specifically, several
Columbia Prof In Plagiarism Scandal
Columbia University has sanctioned a psychology/education professor for plagiarism in a scandal that was aired last week on CNN. The professor, Madonna Constantine, was not dismissed although the university recorded
Fidel Is Out, The Longhorns Are In
Cuban dictator Fidel Castro is no longer in office having recently stepped down after nearly 50 years as president. The news has been hailed by many as the first step
$30 Billion Donated to US Colleges In 2007
Talk about achieving fund-raising success: donations to U.S. colleges and universities rose sharply in 2007 to a record $29.75 billion, an increase of 6.3% over 2006 giving. The year-to-year increase
Is It Time For A GI Bill Overhaul?
Following the second world war, congressional legislation ensured that returning military veterans received the funds that they needed to pay for higher education. What eventually became known as the G.I.