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An Investment in Your Future: Paying Off Your Undergraduate Education
An Investment in Your Future: Paying Off Your Undergraduate Education
It is never too early to consider how you plan to pay off your debts after graduation. Outstanding loans can easily begin to influence career decisions. Nobody likes the feeling of lugging around a huge debt burden, and the temptation to pay it off as soon as possible may cause you to change or adjust your career goals.


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Taking Tests: Strategies for Typical Test Questions
Taking Tests: Strategies for Typical Test Questions
To help you improve your grades, you should consider some tips on how to tackle typical test questions. You can approach questions (such as true-or-false or multiple choice) with specific strategies for evaluating the question and finding the right answer. This section shares some special techniques for answering common types of test items.


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15 Questions to Ask Your Financial Aid Office
15 Questions to Ask Your Financial Aid Office
1. What types of financial aid do you offer? What are the requirements for need-based aid and for merit-based aid?


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Top 10 Reasons Why Adult Education is Crucial Beyond High School
Top 10 Reasons Why Adult Education is Crucial Beyond High School
Better employment opportunities and personal development are the leading successes many adults seek when considering enrollment in continuing education.


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Global MBA Scholarships
Global MBA Scholarships
A global MBA scholarship can help net you the funds you need to enroll in a pricey program or push further in your business studies and experience level. There are a couple of different scholarships for global MBAs; one type is specifically designated for students enrolling in MBA programs with a global focus, and the other is suitable for international students participating in programs that are outside of their home countries.

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Finding Time for College
Finding Time for College
Going back to college as an adult has always been a challenge. But in the past few years, colleges and universities have made it much easier for working adults to return to school. Still, every year thousands of adults put off their goals of achieving a degree because they feel they don't have time. They already work 40 (or more) hours a week and have family responsibilities

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Coverdell Education Savings Accounts: Transferring Accounts and Changing Beneficiaries
Coverdell Education Savings Accounts: Transferring Accounts and Changing Beneficiaries
Just as in a Section 529 plan, you save in a Coverdell ESA for a day in the future: the day your child attends an educational institution that has some real dollar costs attached to it. Of course, for some, this day never arrives, and the money languishes in the account until the magic mandatory distribution to the designated beneficiary at age 30. For some, this may not be such a bad thing " you may feel that you saved the money for this particular person, and by the time that person has reached age 30, she is mature enough to manage the funds herself.

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Weird Unknown Scholarships
Weird Unknown Scholarships
Do not look a gift horse in the mouth and don't discount weird, unknown scholarships when it comes to paying for college. College scholarships come from a multitude of sources; you just have to know where to look for them.

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What Do Selective Colleges Look for in an Applicant? Hooks
What Do Selective Colleges Look for in an Applicant? Hooks
In admissions parlance, a hook is a special characteristic a college deems desirable, over and above the qualities it is generally seeking in its students. Hooks are institutional priorities that don’t appear explicitly on any of the admissions forms but that can be powerful factors, tipping the outcome in favor of the applicant. A good understanding of the different kinds of hooks and their role in admissions decisions can help you appreciate the many considerations beyond the traditional academic and extracurricular record that can lead to an “admissions tip.”

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How to "Do" College
How to "Do" College
As the old adage goes "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy", I think it's fair to add "All play an no work makes Jack a college drop-out". One can toil all four years over finding the balance between having a good time and doing well while away from home at college. Getting adjusted to living outside of familial watch is one thing, and when you add doing laundry, dormitory food, homework, classes, parties, friends, and more homework, it can become overwhelming! However, if certain steps are taken, the adjustment to college life can be made much smoother, and consequently, you will find college in general will become easier.

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