What You Would Like to Know About Black Friday
Have you ever wondered about Black Friday? How it go for 2017? Was it better than 2016? Here are some interesting facts about this big day after Thanksgiving. Credit: https://www.mikesgearreviews.com
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On the College Hunt: How to Find the Right School for You
Deciding which college to attend is one of the most important decisions you’ll make after your high school career. You need to analyze your individual wants and needs before making your final decision on where to go. You’ll be spending the next two to four or longer in college. Keep these factors in mind when […]
Grad School: Should You Even Bother Considering the Cost?
The average debt that graduates accumulate after a master’s degree program can range well over $50,000. Getting a degree in law, medicine, health sciences and other similar programs can reach upward of $160,000. Student loan debt has a choke-hold on many Americans in 2017. With 44.2 million Americans in student loan debt and over $1.45 […]
Food at the Fair: 5 Things You Need at Your School Event
Fairs are becoming popular nowadays. This could be due to a new collective to share with others, or it may be that people are opting to enjoy local events. The reasons behind this rise can be debated. What is true is that this rise should be taken advantage of, which your school is doing. The […]
How to Determine it’s the Right College Course
Don’t feel bad if you’re unsure of what path you want to take as you grow older and mature. There isn’t a wrong or right way to get ahead in this world. You have to stick with what makes sense for you and remain confident in your choice. Don’t assume one course or the other […]
University Life: 4 Things Every College Freshman Should Experience
Far more than just being a place to learn, a college or university is a setting in which people make new friends and have new and exciting life experiences. If you go through your college years without fully embracing the college experience, you’re missing out. Here are four things every college freshman should try to […]
How to Choose the Best College Savings Plan
As a parent, you want what’s best for your child. Unfortunately, the cost of living coupled with inflation and tuition costs reaching astronomical limits, has made life and saving much more difficult. Sure, you want your child to further their education and excel as much as possible, no matter he has to take help for […]
Between a Rock and a Hard Place: How Universities Capitulate to Snowflakes
Much has been made of "political correctness gone mad" on universities campuses, with far-left students—often pejoratively called "(special) snowflakes"—making increasingly extreme demands of school faculty based on some form of identity politics, often backed up by violent protests. Usually, the university winds up caving into these demands, if after a period of attempted negotiation. In […]
Overcoming Addiction From Seeking Individual Treatment
Even though substance addiction can begin to erode life and bring things crashing down, men are less likely to seek professional help than women. The reasons can be very individual, but there are some traits that are specific to gender and exploring these can shed light on ways to increase the success of treatment for […]
The Cost Benefit Analysis of Grad School
Deciding whether or not to attend graduate school can be difficult. For some, it can be a financial decision more than anything else. Here is a cost benefit analysis for those trying to make the decision from a monetary point of view. It’s Not for Everyone Although some careers require a master’s degrees, there are […]