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Enrollment Shortfalls Breed Competition For College Students
Many private colleges depend on tuition for their annual budgets. As summer rolls in, colleges that are not on target to meet enrollment goals are scrambling to fill the gaps. To avoid enrollment...
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Report Predicts STEMM Jobs Growth Will Outpace STEMM Graduates
The President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology estimates there will be 1 million fewer graduates in the fields of science, technology, engineering, mathematics and medicine over the...
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These Libraries Elevate the Studying Experience
Often times, the library on campus is a dark, windowless building filled with rows of dusty, little-touched books. Quiet, institutional, such libraries do little to inspire great thoughts — more like...
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You Don’t Always Have to Accept the First Financial Aid Award You’re Offered
If you are like nearly half of all college students today, you count on financial aid to attend college. In fact, many experts — several quoted in this blog — suggest that you use financial aid awards...
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Online Colleges That Offer Free Laptops
With burgeoning rates of technology adoption, colleges, universities and trade schools are integrating online learning into their curriculum at a rapid rate. In such cases, a computer is an obvious...
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Choosing a College Is Often a Financial Decision
Over the next month or so, acceptance letters will appear in the mailboxes and inboxes of millions of anxious college-bound individuals across the country. Decision-making gears will be grinding...
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It’s Time To Start Looking For Your Summer Job
One great way to get some money in your pocket for college expenses is to work over the summer. Whether you’re hoping to get outside, gain some experience in your future career or simply trying to...
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New Program Seeks to Reimagine College Life
I’ve written quite a bit about students’ lack of preparation for both college and the job world. College-level educators complain that K-12 education isn’t doing its job. Meanwhile, business leaders...
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