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Take Advantage of FREE Books Online | 10.14.09

There is always the complaint that college classes in turn lead to more money being spent on course books. While textbooks are the major money-depleting culprits, having to buy a stack of literature paperbacks are just as damaging to a student’s budget; especially if the student has no intention of ever reading the book again.
To [...]

Is an MBA Worth It? | 10.13.09

The recent recession has re-ordered our national fixation about name brands. In some circles, high-wire fashionistas are hitting all the best parties dressed in off-the-rack knock offs and accessorizing it all with a wink. But when it comes to some arenas, those top-shelf names seem to still carry weight – like the pedigree [...]

Top 7 Ways for College Students to Save Some Cash | 10.12.09

Are you sick of being broke? Who says that college students always have to be strapped for cash? Saving money can be tough for college students, especially when you consider the rising costs of textbooks and tuition.
Tuition has become more expensive for everyone, whether you go to an Ivy League university or a [...]

How to Save Hundreds of Dollars on Textbooks |

Do you want to save money on textbooks this semester? We’re sure you do! College textbooks can put a huge dent in your pocket. Some books can cost over $100 a piece!
Check out some sneaky ways to find the best deals on textbooks:
Buy only required books – many professors have a list of recommended books [...]

How Can You Gauge Your Child’s Chances of Graduating From College? | 10.10.09

If you are the parent of a high school student, you may be fretting a bit about whether or not your child will “make it” once he or she heads off to college. If so, you might be surprised to learn that determining your child’s future success isn’t dependent upon SAT scores, despite the fact [...]

Bad Economy Equals Better Health | 10.06.09

Finally there’s good news about the recession! A new study shows that a weak economy means more healthy people…
A new analysis of the Great Depression suggests that mortality dropped and life expectancy increased during this time. CNN.com reports, “Researchers estimate that around that time, a year with a five percent drop in the [...]

College Resources for Spanish-Speaking Students |

If you are a Spanish-speaking student, you might be feeling extra overwhelmed about the college application process. For those of you whose first language is not English, applying for college and seeking out financial aid can often be confusing. However, there are lots of resources out there to help you get started!
Don’t let a [...]

Finding a Job You Feel Passionate About |

Do you feel passionate about your job? If you talk to most job counselors, they will tell you to look for a job that you can feel passionate about. But, what exactly does it mean to feel passionate about what you are doing? And, how much passion should you realistically expect to feel about your [...]

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