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One thing is for certain. College is expensive. However, this isn’t only the case for tuition and room and board. College school supplies can also cost a pretty penny. This is why saving money where you can is important. Below is a short list of different ways you can save money on your college supplies. […]
The SAT test is about to change. Again. The College Board announced in March 2014 that the current test format would be changed with the new test arriving in Spring 2016. The College Board is also eyeing leveling the playing field, by making test preparation materials available to the Khan Academy. In turn, Khan would […]
Whether you’re about to take the SAT or ACT for the first time or have decided to retest for a better score, you’re probably devoting a lot of time to test-preparation and study. While performing well on the ACT or SAT does take a lot of time and dedication beforehand, there are a few simple […]
Recent advances in technology have brought rapid change to many fields, and teaching is most definitely one of them. 21st century teachers have more options than ever to connect with students and facilitate learning, but they’ll need a new set of skills to do it. Today’s teachers need to be sensitive to the changing demographics […]
Every student knows what it’s like to be strapped for cash. The worst thing that can happen to a university student is to study hard all week and then have no money to enjoy themselves on the weekend as more and more social scenes get more expensive. Luckily, there are a few ways to stuff […]
Anyone who happens upon a place like Monash online will find that there is a complete world of university-level education out there for them. However, this world is based in the online classroom and not in a traditional classroom. Take the hundreds and even thousands of people who have a difficult time managing their lives […]
The Law School Admission Test (LSAT) is a challenging exam that tests the verbal, logic, and reading skills of those who wish to enter law school. This exam is offered several times a year and is a necessary hurdle to overcome on the path to becoming a lawyer. If you are planning on taking the […]
Gone are the days when a secretary’s qualifications were customer service, typing skills and answering the phone. All of those things still matter, but today’s secretary must also be dynamic, well-educated and capable of highly complex tasks. Anyone hoping to enter this competitive field should master these five tasks. 1. Professionalism Encompassing a wide diversity […]
During the last year of pursuing a Bachelors degree, most college students begin to think about what their next step is. Some after graduation choose to get a job, others will volunteer abroad, or intern for a company or organization, while others will go off to graduate school. However, if you have decided to go […]
College is an exciting time of life, but if this is your first time away from home, you may find that it is also a bit of a risky time. This might be the first time you have had to juggle your own finances and your own bills, and if you are unprepared, you might […]