Paying for College: Can I Afford It?
By Angela Arnold on April 13, 2010
How do I know whether or not I can afford a school?
By Angela Arnold on April 13, 2010
How do I know whether or not I can afford a school?
By Adriana Noton on March 17, 2010
There are many things students will face in University and beyond. Students are ripped from their comfort zone, their friends, their family, and everything they have known for eighteen years. They are then faced with themselves, with the new found freedom life in the university will bring. New friends, professors, a different lifestyle, and the hopes of their future are just some of the things they will face.
In high school, students are given opportunities that will shape who they are and help them to become the very best. One of those programs is the international program for students. This is a program that allows high school aged kids to go to another country and attend school for a semester. While some students want to do this, many parents want to know of the importance of international program for students. Let us help you to understand.
By Natasha Bright on March 7, 2010
Not many years ago, getting an academic degree without spending time in college or university classroom was impossible. Dramatic changes have changed all that in the last two decades. It’s a transformation that not only altered the basic concept of a quality education can be provided, but also where and how the process takes place.
By Mary Greene on March 6, 2010
At this time in history, adults with college-age kids are likely struggling with more than simply meeting tuition costs. High unemployment, home values that are tanking and dwindling retirement funds round off the ugly equation that is today’s economy. Even universities and online colleges are feeling the pinch as their scholarship endowment funds take a hit. As a student, you can help make ends meet. Below are some tips to get started: