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10 Ways You Can Get Kicked Out of College
A computer science student at Dawson College in Montreal, Canada was recently expelled after finding and reporting a bug in the school
How to Land an Amazing Summer Internship Before it’s Too Late
Whether paid or unpaid, a summer internship offers a taste of what
High Paying Careers without a Four-Year Degree
Community college has always been a more affordable starting point before transferring to a four-year university, but many people stop once they earn a two-year degree or complete a career training program. There are actually many high paying careers that do not require bachelor
Some Pros and Cons of Going to Grad School
Many new college grads enter the workforce and return to graduate school a few years down the road, but other students earn their degrees in succession. Choosing whether or not you want to continue your education immediately after earning your bachelor
My Teacher Hates Me: How to Deal with Difficult Professors
Over the years, you
Is a Religious College Right for You? 5 Things to Consider
Many students know they want to attend a Christian college or religious college. Here are five things to think about if you’re on the fence about enrolling at a religious school.
Top 10 Warning Signs of Senioritis: You CAN Survive!
A condition that strikes high school students during their final semesters and annoys teachers and parents, senioritis can strike suddenly. Essentially a combination of boredom, anxiety, and anticipation for the future, you might be suffering from it yourself if any of the following are accurate:
Would You Get a Sugar Daddy to Pay for College?
College prices continue to rise and part-time jobs favored by students are hard to find thanks to the still-struggling economy. Some co-eds are seeking
Parents Pay for College? You Might Have Lower Grades As a Result
Student loan debt continues to rise, but many students
6 Crucial Reasons You Need a Mentor
Graduating from high school and being accepted to college are big accomplishments. Even so, figuring out how to balance classes and homework with a part-time job and social life can be a bit overwhelming. Having a mentor can help students stay on track whiling dealing with curveballs that life may throw their way.
Fill out the FAFSA for Money for College
Having a degree can substantially increase your earning potential, but going to college can be expensive. Fortunately, help is out there. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, determines your eligibility for financial aid money for college
Survival Guide: Being a College Transfer Student
Starting college in January can be quite different than beginning in the fall. If you