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Why should you look for a scholarship?

2 February, 2016 Learning resourcesAcademic term, Accra, ACT (test), Aoyama Gakuin University, Burlington, Career, College football, Education, Grade (education), High school, Higher education, International student, Scholarship, Student, Study abroad in the United States, Undergraduate education, VermontAdd a Comment

It is a common assumption among some students that scholarships are basically designed for those who have low budget or are in horrible need of some financial support. However, this is an absolutely wrong perception.

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Online schools from students’ perspective

22 July, 2015 Education programsEducation, eLearning, Grade (education), Island Pacific School, Mathematics, Vancouver Community College, Waldorf educationAdd a Comment

In 2011 in Canada there were 207,096 students that participated in online education. To be better understood this figures, that means that this is more than one student out of 25. In British Columbia, the number is growing, though online courses remain limited to a supplemental role in the K-12 public system. Advocates of online…

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3 Tips to help you achieve academic success in college

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It takes a combination of time management, organization, prioritization, concentration and skill to achieve academic success in college. Most college students say they want to do well, yet there are those who fail to complete the level of work necessary to achieve and maintain a solid GPA easily and smoothly. It is not advisable to…

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How can High School limit your college options?

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How can High School limit your college options?

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How to get to college?

16 April, 2014 Educational experiencesBangladesh, Canada, Central European Time, China, Chinese language, Colleges and Universities, Education, For-profit education, Grade (education), High school, Student, United States, University and college admission, University of California Education Abroad Program, University of PhoenixAdd a Comment

Undoubtedly, one of the most dreadful tasks for every student is to take admission in a reputable university in order to complete in pursuit of their higher education.

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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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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 Ways for college students to relieve stress

16 October, 2013 Educational experiencesCollege, Grade (education), Mental health, Physical exercise, Stress, United States, ValenciaAdd a Comment

College can be a stressful time for students wherever they may be. Not only are you becoming an adult and taking on some large responsibilities, you are also exposed to all sorts of peer pressure and newly found freedom. Finding a way to handle that pressure and get rid of stress is essential. This article…