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Career Certificates Advancing your career may require further education in management, project development and other executive management skills. What type of career development would you need to stay on top?
An Introduction to Bracketology 101
Some college courses are so boring, that enduring them takes a lot of fortitude (and coffee) to handle the challenge. Unless the course is an elective, you’re stuck for fifteen
An Easy $300 For College Students
Sometime after this May, millions of Americans will find a check in their mailboxes courtesy of the federal government. Issued by the U.S. Treasury, these checks are part of a
Conserving Energy With E85 Fuel
If you are in the market for a new or used car, then you might be interested in exploring your options beyond those vehicles that run on gasoline. With regular
What Comes After Your FAFSA Form Submission
The FAFSA form is a U.S. Department of Education form that the student (and parents of dependent students) must file in order to qualify for federal student aid. It is
Slick Essays Are Too Good To Be True
College admissions officers are seeing a rising trend in one important part of the college application process. Along with the application itself, prospective students are required to submit an essay,
Underlying Costs Drive Up College Expenses
At face value, students can expect to pay a certain amount of money each year while attending college. Tuition, room, books and related expenses are costs which are readily known,
Advance Your Career SPOTLIGHT
Business Career Certificates Advancing your business career may require further education in management, project development and other executive management skills. What type of career development would you need to stay
Rating Your Professor, Online
At the end of the semester, many colleges have their professors pass sheets of paper to their students to gain some feedback on the class and on their teaching style,
How Will You Spend Your Spring Break?
Spring break is a time of excess, wild debauchery on par with ancient Rome, at least that is how some people depict this week of off-campus rest and relaxation. Certainly,
Health Insurance: Are You Covered?
As a college student, it is easy to overlook medical coverage when considering college costs. After all, you are young and vibrant and if you come down with strep throat
The EFC Formula (for Students)
Last week, we reviewed the EFC Formula for Parents of Dependent Students. With this posting, we are going to review the formula used for students. EFC is a measure of
