21 May 2013
A Campus of Another Country At one time not so very long ago, the usual college student’s exposure to other cultures consisted of a requirement to take either Music History or Art History. Most college students also informally counted frequent meals of pizza and exposure to foreign beers as a more popular and entertaining form [...]
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19 May 2013
It’s fairly safe to say that at some point during childhood, most little boys and girls will dream of being professional athletes when they grow up. Sadly, not all of us are born to bend it like Beckham, and those of us who are have other difficulties to face: one major injury or too many [...]
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17 May 2013
You’re a student. You don’t know much about money – except that you don’t ever seem to have any. That’s OK, but you want to better manage the money you do have. Fortunately, it’s not difficult to save money as a student. It just takes a little ingenuity. Here are five ways you can save [...]
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15 May 2013
For college students with lofty career aspirations and business professionals who are interested in taking their career to the next level, attending graduate school and earning a more advanced degree is the ideal solution. However, the cost of a graduate degree can be rather expensive, and many would-be grad school students are looking for an affordable way [...]
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14 May 2013
Today’s guest article comes from Craig P. Anderson. It is hard to avoid negative stories today about student loans. Interest rates doubling! One trillion dollars worth of debt! Students with six figure loan debts can’t make payments! While these all make great headlines, the larger truth is that, used wisely, student loans can be a [...]
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13 May 2013
Apart from finding your first job out of college, there is no greater sign of “adulthood” than paying down your student loans. Writing out those first couple checks may be painful, but it’s crucial to be on time with your student loan payments. Late payments can rack up fees in the form of higher interest [...]
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11 May 2013
If your full-time job is going to class everyday, chances are you don’t have much spare time for money making. Graduation comes with a price tag, but it doesn’t require a 20-year debt sentence. Avoid financial pitfalls and make college affordable by following these six tips: Fill Out the FAFSA Whether you’re an incoming freshman [...]
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09 May 2013
College is the perfect time to get away from home and explore the world, which is why so many colleges and universities encourage students to study abroad. The cost is generally not much more than spending a semester on campus, although students need to cover a few additional expenses, like plane tickets, travel within the [...]
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