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Student loans don’t have to break you

5 August, 2014 Educational experiences1992, AmeriCorps, Bill Clinton presidential campaign, Chronicle of Higher Education, College football, George W. Bush, Income-Based Repayment, Ivy League, MacBook, part time job, Pell Grant, scholarships, Steven Waldman, Student, Student debt, Student loan, student loans, Teach For America, The Chronicle of Higher Education, United States, Washington DCAdd a Comment

The average student loan debt sits right around $29,000, according to a report by the Institute of College Access & Success’ Project on Student Debt. Depending on your choice of school and your choice of major, this number could be astronomically higher. In the meantime, the Chronicle of Higher Education found that roughly 20 million…

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Get the most out of your online class discussion

2 August, 2014 Education programsAilyn Pérez, American Association of University Professors, Arizona State University, College football, Distance education, E-learning, Education, Facebook, Freelancer, Higher education, Internet forum, iPhone, Professor, Rutgers University, StudentAdd a Comment

A report from the 2013 College Explorer found that online learning has jumped 96 percent over the last five years. Currently, about 45 percent of college students are taking at least one online course. Online courses can be just as challenging, if not more challenging, than traditional brick-and-mortar classes. With online, the professors are encouraged…

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Evaluation of the costs of e-learning

23 June, 2014 Education programsAcademic term, American Sign Language, Appalachian Mountains, Bert Wright, Black Action Movement, Board of education, Campus, Carnegie Unit and Student Hour, Chadron State College, College football, Department for Education and Skills (United Kingdom), Distance Learning, Education, Elizabeth City State University, St. Augustine's University, Student, University of GuyanaAdd a Comment

To give more learning opportunities to its students, when a college or university decides to establish online educational programs, you will definitely ask the questions: How can we evaluate its planning costs? When you get the answer of this specific question, it naturally follows other different questions, which include: Does an online learning cause more…

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Strategies for financing your education

5 April, 2014 Educational experiencesAcademic degree, Academic term, American Federation of State, Bachelor's degree, Baker College, Belize, California Community Colleges System, Chemeketa Community College, College football, Community college, County and Municipal Employees, Doctor of Philosophy, Education, Grade (education), Lake Forest Park, List of colleges and universities in New Mexico, money, Scholarship, Starbucks, Student, Tuition payments, United States, WashingtonAdd a Comment

Walking across that graduation stage, college students are now getting much more than a diploma. The average college student is looking at a staggering $29,000 debt that they must start paying upon completion of their studies, a number that is increasing by as much as 6% every year. With tuition rates increasing annually, and job…

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Degrees for getting a job in online marketing

24 March, 2014 Education programsAdobe Photoshop, Adobe Systems, American Cancer Society, Ann Arbor, Apprenticeship, Average Joe, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Blog, Business, Business administration, College football, Employment, Graphic design, Job Search, Michigan, New Jersey, New Jersey Institute of Technology, U.S. News & World ReportAdd a Comment

In today’s world there are very few jobs for which you can choose a clear-cut major in college. Online Marketing is one such career path. What major do you choose to help you get a job in Online Marketing? Many people are in this exact situation right now, wanting to get into a dynamic an…

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The cost of college blues

5 March, 2014 Education programsAcademia, Academic degree, Arizona, Arizona Board of Regents, Arizona State University, Bachelor's degree, College football, Debt, Education, Higher education, Middle class, Student loan, Tuition payments, youthAdd a Comment

It’s no secret that college tuition costs have skyrocketed in just a couple of decades. This means many young people are taking on crippling amounts of debt before they even begin their working lives. Furthermore, unlike other types of debt, student loan debt cannot be dismissed through bankruptcy. If everyone who went to college graduated…

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5 prefered online MBA programs in the USA

16 January, 2014 Education programsArizona State University, Associated Press, College football, Colorado, Colorado State University, Dean (education), E-learning, Education, Fort Collins, India, Master's degree, MBA, Online MBA, Pennsylvania State University, United States, Virginia TechAdd a Comment

More and more colleges are offering online MBA programs, which is nothing new nor unexpected. This means that they may recruit a portion of the population, that have not been able to continue the studies, by offering a flexibility that has never been known before.

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How to get into Harvard College?

15 January, 2014 Education programsBoston, Brown University, College football, CollegeHarvard, Columbia University, Common Application, Grade, Grade (education), Harvard, Harvard University, High school, Princeton University, Race and ethnicity in the United States Census, SAT Subject Tests, Stanford University, Universal College ApplicationAdd a Comment

Harvard College is revered through the world for providing excellence in education. Many students dare not apply believing the college is beyond their academic credentials and financial reach. Here are just a few reasons you might want to reconsider and mark the institute down on your shortlist of chosen schools. Why choose Harvard College?

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3 Tips to make your college degree pay off

23 December, 2013 Educational experiencesAcademic degree, Bachelor's degree, California Community Colleges System, Chemeketa Community College, College football, Community college, Education, FAFSA, Finance, Grade (education), Lake Forest Park, Pell Grant, Shoreline Community College, State school, Student, Tuition payments, United States, WashingtonAdd a Comment

Getting a college degree typically means obtaining a career that pays well and has many additional perks. However, in the current economy there is no guarantee that a job is waiting for you after college. To make matters worse, the average college tuition is rising much more rapidly than that of inflation. Overall, getting a…

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6 Things every chemistry teacher could always use

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Are you a first-time chemistry teacher? An experienced educator tired of running out of crucial supplies? Here’s a quick list of chemistry equipment that disappears faster than your class when you say “pop quiz.”