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Hidden College Costs
Hidden College Costs
You’ve calculated tuition costs, figured in room, board and books. You’ve even checked out scholarships and grants, filled out the FAFSA and budgeted for day-to-day expenses like groceries and laundry money. You’ve covered all your financial bases.


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The SAT: Reading Between the Lines - Getting Acquainted With Critical Reading Passages
The SAT: Reading Between the Lines - Getting Acquainted With Critical Reading Passages
In their definitely-not-infinite wisdom, the SAT test-devils have determined that 70 minutes of highly artificial reading tells colleges how equipped you are to plow through 50 or 60 pounds of textbooks each semester. They throw three sorts of questions at you, generally in three sections, though you may have four if you've been chosen for a reading equating section. (An equating section is the SAT-makers' chance to try out new questions. In other words, you're working for them when you do an equating section, even though you pay a test fee instead of receiving a paycheck. How unfair.)


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Dealing with Problems: Dealing with Instructor or Grade Conflicts
Dealing with Problems: Dealing with Instructor or Grade Conflicts
At some point in your schooling, you’re likely to have instructors whom you love (and who enjoy you), instructors who are neutral, and instructors who seem to dislike you and give you problems. Even good students come across instructors who seem to simply dislike them and appear to treat them unfairly. How do you handle a problem with an instructor? And what about a grade that you think is unfair?


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Medical Secretary Education and Career Outlook
Medical Secretary Education and Career Outlook

Education requirements, typical duties and responsibilities, and certifications for medical secretaries are provided for a career that is expected to grow by 27 percent.

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Teach for America Corps Training Program
Teach for America Corps Training Program
An alternative teacher certification program designed for adults with college degrees in a variety of backgrounds and majors desiring to enter the teaching profession.

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Student Financial Aid Direct Loans
Student Financial Aid Direct Loans
Student financial aid Direct Loans are an important source of financial aid provided by the U.S. Department of Education.
Stafford Loans
Stafford Loans are low-interest loans provided to students.

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What Do Selective Colleges Look for in an Applicant? Personal Qualities: The Person Behind the Paper
What Do Selective Colleges Look for in an Applicant? Personal Qualities: The Person Behind the Paper
You know that your written record—test scores, GPA, and even your list of extracurricular activities—doesn’t tell the whole story of who you are right now and what kind of person you might become. For that reason, colleges request subjective information as well: letters from people who know you, essays, and in some cases, an interview.

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Why Should I Rent my Textbooks
Why Should I Rent my Textbooks
As a doctoral student in Counseling Psychology, I can certainly attest to the fact that one of the greatest expenses in the educational process is the price of text books.Many choose to purchase their books because they want to have them for future reference.For those who are merely in an educational tract that requires external coursework for which they do not see any future use, renting books may be the best option

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ime Management Tips for College Students
ime Management Tips for College Students
Despite what you see in the movies and on TV, college is about more than getting drunk, frat parties and getting laid. There's actually a lot of work involved. When you go off to college you're going to have a new-found independence which comes with a lot of new found responsibilities. You are going to have classes, possibly a job, extra-curricular activities and hanging out with friends.

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