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Student Aid Bill of Rights Signed by Obama
President Barack H. Obama has made good on one of his higher education promises. On Tuesday the president signed a memorandum at Georgia Tech in Atlanta instructing the Department of Education and other federal agencies to discover ways to help students with loan repayments.
Its Championship Weekend for College Football!
With most regular season games concluded, all eyes are on the various conference championships being staged this weekend. The games should not only be immensely entertaining, but they will also set the stage for the college football playoff system and the bowl games.
5 Best Southern Grad Schools for an MBA
Obtaining a Master of Business Administration degree is required by many employers, companies that are seeking to hire the cream of the crop and compensate them accordingly.
The Top 5 Engineering Schools in the Nation
Tweet College is a necessity in this day and age for each one of us because it is a stepping stone to success in life. But there are some schools
The Science Of Your NCAA Picks
Tweet The President Announces His Picks President Obama took his turn to make NCAA men’s picks last week, demonstrating just how pervasive this practice really is. Besides the fact that
Georgia Tech Professors Choose Tourney Favs
Tweet What in the world are some college professors up to? Not class prep, that is for sure! Three professors at Georgia Tech have devised a computer program they have
College Students Excel In NASA Aircraft Design Competition
Tweet 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
Let The Madness Begin!
Tweet March Madness is in full swing with the conference tournaments completed, Selection Sunday behind us, and the first game of the 65-team tournament scheduled for today. What a weird
Are College Football Coaches Paid Too Much?
Tweet Every year college football coaches are fired, retired or leave for better paying opportunities. Keeping a coach at a school for the long haul is a difficult task for
