Campus News
College Cheating: How Widespread is it?
Tweet Cheating is a way of life for some students. What’s more, with the pressure to succeed being an enormous one, many students may be justifying what they do in
Berklee College of Music Seeks New Students
Tweet Boston school is searching the world for talented musicians. 40-city Tour Each year, the Berklee recruiting team visits more than 40 cities around the world, searching for talented vocalists
Should There be a Death Penalty for Penn State Football?
Tweet The scandal embroiling the Pennsylvania State University has some people calling for the school’s illustrious football program to receive the NCAA’s dreaded death penalty. That penalty, meted out once
How to Save Money on Airfare Home
Tweet Airfare can certainly be expensive, but if you’re flexible and creative, then there are bargains available – you just need to know where to look and how to find
Why Mandatory Drug Testing for College Students Makes Sense
Tweet That move, believed to be the first of its kind in the nation, has come under fire from the ACLU which filed a federal class action last Wednesday alleging
U.S. News Announces Best College Ratings for 2012
Tweet How does your school rate? As is customary, “Best Colleges 2012” is designed to provide information that easy to read, what its authors hope will help readers make qualified
Pew Report Shows Differences in Opinion Regarding Online Learning
Tweet Off campus education continues to grow in popularity. Traditional schools such as Rutgers University, the University of North Carolina, Kansas State University and Portland State University offer distance learning
Survey Says: College Still Worth It
Tweet College Board survey offers a ringing endorsement for postsecondary education. However, that would be the wrong conclusion to draw based on the results of a College Board survey which
Off to College? Get Organized!
Tweet An organized student is one who has mastered the complexities of college life and has discovered that he can still have some fun and achieve his goals. Let’s take
Gov. Perry Pushes $10,000 College Cost Initiative
Tweet Is cheaper college education on the way? Perry’s Plan Well, Gov. Rick Perry of Texas, who also happens to be candidating for the job as the next president of
Military Tuition Assistance Program Likely to Change
Tweet Current G.I. Bill may be updated. WASHINGTON — Originally known as the Servicemen’s Readjustment Act of 1944 and later simply as the “G.I. Bill,” this act has morphed into
Does Living in the City Save Money?
Tweet Actually, there are some real financial advantages to living in the city as opposed to on the outskirts of town. Here are some of them: Rents may be higher