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Navigating College Finances: Student Work and Cost Sensitivity
Tweet The financial realities of higher education have shifted dramatically, placing a heavy burden on the shoulders of young adults who are just beginning their journeys. We know how overwhelming
Bridging Technology and Traditional Art in Higher Education
Modern innovations have changed how we create and appreciate art. This shift is especially evident in higher education, where students and educators blend traditional art with digital resources.
3 Trends That will Affect Higher Education in 2018
The year is coming to an end and people are now crystal balling what to expect in 2018.
A Reminder That We All Need: The Benefits of a Higher Education
Education is to freedom as a chocolate cake is to delicious. Attaining a higher education may seem by many, especially in today’s society, to be a waste of time.
Corinthian Colleges Abruptly Shuts Down
Corinthian Colleges, under intense scrutiny including from the federal government, abruptly closed its doors on Sunday.
The Best Approach to Surviving College Summer School
Who in their right mind would voluntarily take summer classes? Notably, some of your classmates and hundreds of thousands of other college students across the nation would.
How to Pull Up Your College Grades (Before it is Too Late)
Your grades are in trouble and if they do not improve, you may find yourself drummed out of college.
Stress Points and the College Student
Stress and college seem to go hand and hand for most students. It seems unavoidable, especially as students transition from youth to adulthood.
Proposed 529 Plan Rule Changes Would Remove Tax-Free Component
Hundreds of thousands of college students are pursuing their higher education dreams because of so-called 529 plans. These plans, as enumerated under the tax code, enable families to save money toward their children’s college education.
College Rating System by the Numbers
Soon, your college will be rated by the Education Department, providing a way for current and future students to determine if that school and others like it are providing a level of education that they need and at a price they can afford.
College Completion Rate Offers Dismal Results
Millions of people begin college each fall, but the completion rate for such students is downright dismal.
How to Succeed Taking Online Courses
You’ve finally decided to take an online course, perhaps supplementing your regular on-campus courses with one that you can complete at your own pace.
